MR MBANDAZAYO
Thank you Mr Chairperson.  Mr Chairperson, I have no questions really arising but I would like Mr Chairperson to give me another opportunity for the sake of truth, go to the truth of the whole thing.  I'm sorry to ...(indistinct) my learned friend that side, also the Committee, I'll pick up something which I thought that I'd raised earlier on.  At page 48, Mr Chairperson, of the bundle, judgment.  I'll think it will be starting from line 6.  I'm reading
"From accused one, that is Mrs Pansi, who was a nurse at Smithfield hospital, she took a watch and a considerable amount of money which she also placed in the envelope.  She maintained that accused one asked her to phone his house and to leave a message with whomsoever and said that he must remove everything from the house.  She very intelligently conveyed this message to a police officer."
Now my first question would be, did you have any money with you when you went to Transkei and if you had money, how much money did you have and where did you get it?