BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
What I can say is that as I have already explained the formation of the hit squad, there was a time where I was given permission to recruit people who were not necessarily Caprivians.  In fact I am the one who suggested that I use people who were not Caprivians.  There were people who were within the Police Force, who were not Caprivians and who had not been members of the hit squad on its formation, but who joined this formation later, people like Victor Buthelezi who was a Constable at the Police.  He was not trained for anything else except for the Police Force.
	People like Constable Lucky Mbandwa, people such as those were not Caprivians, but we did not form the hit squad around them.  As time went on, they joined in resulting from necessity and the need for manpower.
	We trusted such people on realising on how committed they were to fighting rather for the movement and this was necessitated by the tension and the fight that was going on between the ANC and the IFP and these was growing on a daily basis, where people were dying and houses were set alight.
	There was therefore a need for a greater manpower to come and help out.  Therefore I agree that there were members who ended up joining the operations resulting from their honesty and trustworthiness.  But I cannot lie here and say I also took them like Romeo, to introduce them to our authorities because they did not demand that I do that.
	Romeo is a special case, because he is the one who insisted to be introduced to the authorities, he wanted guarantee as to his security.  I therefore concluded that these people stayed with Bebebeyela, the Mayor on a daily basis and he must have known him.