MR MBANDAZAYO
Chairperson, the affidavit reads thus
"I, the undersigned, Lavuyo Kenneth Kuluman, do hereby make an oath and say that I'm the applicant in the above matter having submitted my application in July 1996 whilst I was being held in St Albans Prison in Port Elizabeth.   The facts to which I depose are true and correct and within my personal knowledge unless the context states otherwise.  I was born in Port Elizabeth and grew up in the Eastern Cape.  I am 26 years old and I'm married.  I passed Standard 10 at Cohen High School in Port Elizabeth.  I joined PAC in 1989 through Azania and I underwent military training in Zimbabwe in 1990.  The first operation I was involved in was in 1992, I was involved in three to four other operations and mostly farm attacks.  I was involved in the Ficksburg townhouses attack and the affidavit of Oupa Lerato Kgotlhe has been read to me.  I understand the contents and I confirm it insofar as it relates to me and respectfully request that the same be incorporated in this affidavit.  I want to make it clear that we did not attack Whites because they were White, we attacked them because they were oppressors.  Sobukwe, the founding president of the PAC put it this way: 'In every struggle whether national or class, the masses do not fight in abstraction.  They do not hate oppression or capitalism, they concretise these and hate oppressor be he the governor general or a colonial power, the landlord or the factory owner or in South Africa, the Whites, but they hate these groups because they associate them with their oppression.  Remove the association and you remove the hatred.  In South Africa then, once White domination has been overthrown and the Whites are no longer White boss is an individual member of the society, there will be no reason to hate him and he will not be hated even by the masses.  We are not anti-White therefore, we do not hate the European because he is White, we hate him because he is an oppressor and it is a plain dishonesty to say 'I hate sjambok not the one who wields it'.
	Our general instruction was to seek and identify and attack the enemy who was seen in the context of the above quotation.  In consequence and in pursuit of the above stated, I participated in the attack on Ficksburg townhouses and I was part of the unit that was commanded by Oupa Lerato Kgotlhe.  I respectfully submit that my application complies with the requirements of the Act and that I've made full and proper disclosure of my involvement in Ficksburg townhouses attack and I accordingly humbly request that my application for amnesty be granted."
	Mr Kuluman, can you tell the Committee when did you become aware of the operation that you were involved in?