MR VAN DEN BERG
I'm going to continue reading from this extract, Mr Nkabinde.  It said
"Both parties realised that discussions to address relations between the Government and the PAC/APLA could not take place in an atmosphere of violence.  It is therefore necessary to place a moratorium on violence.  Both parties will refer these viewpoints to their principals with a view to arranging urgent talks to avoid violence, the statement said."
Can I refer you to a further press clipping?  It's on page 12 of the bundle.  Again, Mr Chairperson, I think that it may be cut off in the copy that you have.  The heading is "APLA to Lay" and that is probably as far as your clipping goes.  It's "APLA to Lay down Arms".  I can make available the copies I extracted from the library if the Chairperson so requires.  This is a press clipping of the 17th January 1994 and reads as follows:
"The Pan Africanist Congress has suspended it's armed struggle which has seen a recent escalation of attacks on whites by alleged operatives of the Azanian Peoples Liberation Army.  PAC President, Clarence Makwetu, told a Johannesburg press conference yesterday that the APLA leadership had begun informing cadres throughout the country of the decision."
Do you see that?