PROF DE KOKER
Major Mbatha, I put it to you further that the situation of insecurity that you allege was building up at that stage did not exist.  You said yesterday there was a serious situation, more serious and different from that in other Provinces.  At that stage a number of serious incidents were taking place in Natal and in Transvaal and what is now the North West but Kimberley was relatively peaceful.   Kimberley was at a point where it was progressing very slowly through a very difficult phase but without this level of insecurity building up which you allege to be the main motivation for your act.  It was 11 months before the election, South African ...[intervention]