EUGENE DE KOCK
It was already known that Gen Holomisa had achieved success after 1990, that he had provided assistance for members of the PAC and the ANC and that assaults had been launched from the Transkei and in adjacent areas.  I will refer to a case during which two MK members were arrested on the way from the Transkei or Umtata, I think they were on their way to Queenstown, with an AK47 and a Makarov pistol with a silencer.  While they were in possession of legal ID documents from the Transkei Armed Forces, they were charged and found guilty, but later they were released.  The ANC and the PAC after this availability of the Transkei, continued with their attacks especially on vehicles which were used by whites or which were driven by whites.  There were various incidents during which whites in transit on the roads in Transkei, were attacked and wounded.  There was also a base at Sterkspruit where six PAC members had established themselves in the town itself.  There was also a PAC base, approximately a kilometre from the Aliwal North/Transkei border.  It was a house which was used by them and which we had prepared to attack, but this plan was later abandoned by the Generals.