SATHYANDRANATH RAGUNANAN MAC MAHARAJ
If we then look at the first document, 14th of February 1988, you will see that the report has been filed by Sgt Wasserman and it deals with the visit of a Lucky, paragraph 1 says that the reporter or the informant is PN 664.  That agrees with the general view and my own view that PN was the prefix for an informer working with Port Natal Security Branch and you would see that that informer was under the command or directly reporting to Mr Taylor, Maj Taylor.  The visit is a visit of MK, of Lucky, agent 665 sent by Lucky.  On paragraph 2(8) page 2, you would see that this agent says that he and a Lulu travelled and met a Mr MK Zandile.  He is identified as Charles Ndaba and on the column on  the side, the margin, is the file no. S4/52573.  Of particular importance here Sir is to note that Charles Ndaba's name appears without any PN number.  You then go through to the page 11, which is still that same report and you have paragraph 40.  "Uitkenning persone"  Under that you will see the name of Jabo and Lucky and Zondi with an observation, not of security importance.  so there were two ways to cover the identity.  If a person featured and you wanted to block it out from attention by others, you said not of security importance or you identified the person as PN 66 whatever and no recipient would know the identity of the PN except those working with it.  You will see there that Charles Ndaba as at the date of that report, has no PN reference number but has an S4/.  At the end of that report was ...(intervention)