MR BERGER
No, it's no computer error, let me read to you -before I get there - well let me read to you from page 6 paragraph 8 the second part of that paragraph:  "I also saw many weapons during the police operation at the hostel.  When they were attacked, the South African Police came to search the hostel and found a lot of firearms which they confiscated.  No weapons were left which resulted in Vanana Zulu telling us that everybody had to contribute so that more weapons could be bought.  We had to pay R800 per person who were working at the time for these weapons.  There were about 200 - 400 people working at that stage and everybody had to pay otherwise they would have been killed because we were all afraid of the Msinga contingent.  The money was handed to the people from Msinga but I cannot remember seeing the weapons that was bought with this money.  We also had to maintain the people from Msinga.  There were about forty to fifty of them staying in the hostel who were not working and for which we were responsible.  A meeting was called where we were told by Tjonjo who addressed this meeting that they needed the money to buy other firearms.  Now you are talking about a contingent from Msinga.  The contingent that you called the hit squads.