BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
Yes, there is something I would like to say to them.  To the wife of Mr Makwanasi and his children and his entire family, it is very difficult for me to say anything because I understand clearly that even if I were to apologise and beg for their forgiveness on my knees, this will not help them in any way.
	It will not help them with their children's education, it will not help her pay her rent.  I do not wish for any other person to be in my situation now, I request the Makwanasi family to hand me over to God, because I have accepted that whatever happens to me is okay.  What I did, the people I killed, I thought I did this with clear objectives.  I request that one day they should find it in their hearts to forgive me.
	I don't even want to suggest that the death of Mr Makwanasi was because of political reasons, because the death of a person cannot be equated to politics.  The death of a person or the killing of somebody is not acceptable for whatever reason.  I understand fully what I have done to the Makwanasi family, something they will never forget.
	But I am thankful that I have been able to see the light through the Grace of God.  What I am saying today or what I am explaining here is not just because I want to be granted amnesty, it is also because when I die, I wish to have said everything.  I am grateful that I have accepted the Lord and realised that my life previously was not acceptable, it was criminal.  I apologise  entirely, with all my heart to the Makwanasi family, understanding the pain that I brought with the actions that I carried out.