SIPHO JOEL SITHOLE
The Transkei issue, we had comrades in the command in Transkei.  The question of training was discussed, a number of resolutions were taken on the question of training.
	If people were under attack and if people really needed training, if we really need people to be effective in their acts of defence, then we must give them training, but from Southern Natal's point of view, in fact I was afraid, given the security situation, I couldn't perceive a situation whereby we bus people with a kombi to Transkei and you don't suffer consequences in terms of security consequences into those areas.
	Yes, I have been to Transkei, I have seen some comrades in Transkei whom from the reports, sometimes were called into the Transkei.  There are people who are coming from Southern Natal, are you aware of them that they are in here and they are receiving training in Transkei.
	Because of logistical reasons, we couldn't, didn't have enough money.  If you allowed people to go and train in an area, you must be in a position to supplement in terms of the (indistinct) food, I was (indistinct) kinds of situations.
	We said that in Southern Natal specifically, we are not going to take people for training down there, but if we have a report that certain people have been trained in Transkei, then we will not stop them from doing so.