UNKNOWN
Yes.
MR VAN ZYL
"Wednesday, the 30th of August 1989, I was requested by the Regional Manager to go to the Protea Gardens hotel in Berea, Johannesburg.  There I met the Regional Manager, Nick, and the person from the Medical Regiment in the room.  The Regional Manager told me that the project concerning the Early Learning Centre had been approved and that the Managing Director let him know that if one more bomb was activated by the Kewtown Youth Movement, he would see it as my fault.  The Regional Manager then informed me that the Co-ordinator was on his way with the limpet mine, and after approximately three-quarters of an hour the Co-ordinator arrived at the hotel, with the limpet mine packed in a cardboard box.  The limpet mine with a remote control, was shown to me and he demonstrated the working of it.  The limpet mine was a great big grey Russian fabricated limpet mine, while the detonation mechanism was a pocket calculator with an aerial.  The calculator would detonate the bomb by pressing the minus button.  I have never worked with explosives and I was worried that life loss could result and I was also worried because I was not an expert in this field.  I then requested the Regional Manager and the Co-ordinator for help and I suggested that Botha would accompany me to the Cape to handle the bomb because he had knowledge of explosives.  The Regional Manager agreed and paged Botha, upon which Botha arrived at the hotel and the working of the limpet mine was explained to him by the Co-ordinator.  Botha agreed to help with the project and the necessary arrangements were made."