MS MOLOISANE
Madam Chair and Committee Members, I wish to draw this Committee's attention to the evidence of Elsie Mokoena.  Elsie Mokoena in her testimony, corroborates what the applicants had said.  She actually confirms that she was at some stage summoned for questioning at the garage, although she went on to mention the owner, Mr Hlombani, the person who was in charge, Mr Hlombani.  She did confirm that Mr Stanley Gqiba was also present.
	She does also confirm that she was rumoured, or that she knew that there were rumours that she was an IFP spy or informer.  Therefore, to some extent she corroborates the version of the applicant as far as that is concerned, and Mr Mhlongo himself told this Committee that he managed to find out more about the activities of Elsie Ndumo, Elsie Mokoena and Hapile Ndumo, and that made him to become more cruel, that is in his own words, he said "...that changed me and made me to become more cruel."  And because there had been a general command that had been issued, about or concerning the Imidwembe, or Elsie Ndumo, Elsie Mokoena, Hapile Ndumo and other Imidwembes, he confirms that he did in fact issue a command, an order, that whoever saw them, wherever they were to be seen, and whenever they were to be seen, they were to be eliminated.  
	And the applicant, Mr John Radebe, boldly admits that he is the one who carried out the execution, who executed the Hapile Ndumo and he's also the one who shot Elsie Mokoena, fortunately she survived.  And as far as the first applicant is concerned, Mr Abraham Fani Mkhwanazi, he was with John Radebe at the time when these incidents took place, and as lawyers we know that he was merely convicted because of the doctrine of common purpose.  But he did not actively ...(intervention)