CHAIRPERSON
What weight should be attach to the fact that Mr Mkhwanazi, inasmuch as he was only fifteen years of age, was much longer in that unit than Mr Radebe.  Mr Radebe came in quite late to join the unit.  Wouldn't one have expected Mr Mkhwanazi to have know the commander better than Mr Radebe?  I am saying this mindful of the fact that Mr Radebe was second in charge to the commander of the unit, when he joined it, but he joined it much later.  Surely Mr Mkhwanazi would know who is the commander of his unit, and cannot make a mistake with regard to his commander.  How does that mistake happen?