EUGENE DE KOCK
Yes, they were not informed surrounding Colonel Duli's actions and also not with regard to the others who were involved in this attempted coup.  Their duty with an enlarged group of former PAC and ANC members, was to monitor activities in the Eastern Cape under a cover.  The actual reason behind that which I kept to myself, was that should this coup be successful, that entire group of askaris and my  members, would have gone into the Transkei and begun with the identification of ANC and PAC members, their arrests and the handing over of those ANC and PAC members to the Duli forces, so that we could identify and trace the weapon stockpiling locations of the ANC and the PAC in the Transkei.  They didn't have the slightest clue of what was really going on, what the left hand was doing and what the right hand was doing.