MR TSHOLANKU
Mr Chairman, if I may, I don't know where do I stand procedurally with what I intend saying to the Committee now but as one of my functions is to bring to the attention of the Committee, whatever information that may be necessary to assist the Committee in arriving at a just decision.  I've just been given documents that had been faxed from Cape Town, now this document may be able to shed light on the cross-examination by Professor de Koker - right towards the end, as to whether Walter Smiles when he threw this hand grenade on that day was it for the first time or not.  If I recall well, it was to the effect that he threw another one at a military base after this very incident - if my memory is correct, I think that is what was said.  I have in my possession a document and a newspaper cutting which I can show to the Committee wherein a hand grenade was thrown at the SADF Support Base and this was on the 5th of May 1993, that was surely before this very incident - if it will be of any assistance to the Committee, I have copies thereof.