MR MALAN
Thank you very much Mr Nkabinde.  I have just a few questions in my mind and they relate somewhat to the background information.  In your statement you say that you suspect you were taken by these people simply because you were related to Chief Ampie Mayisa, but at the same time your statement tells us that you were active, at some stage you were Chairperson of the Youth League or the youth movement here and in your statement, also, you tell us that at some stage you were arrested, detained for a while and initially charged or at least you were suspected of being involved in the burning of councillors' homes and in some other activities.  Now, Mr Abel Nkabinde also gave us a background to this.  I will tell you so you can just understand why I am putting this question to you.  The Act says we must try to find out the context which is partly what Mr Able Nkabinde gave us.  He said that there indeed was a fight, that some of the councillors' homes were burnt down, business' were burnt down by the youth, some of the councillors were eliminated, murdered.  You were on the other side.  Was it a suspicion or did you have knowledge or was the activity of the youth movement really only limited to formal boycotts of education, of mobilising people against the removals.  From where you were can you tell us a little about the broader context?