MR MBANDAZAYO
Paragraph 14, Mr Chairman
"We subsequently procured the following explosive and assembled a home-made bomb laced with nails.  One 26 gram petroleum, 2 kg of plastic explosive, one block of 250 grams petroleum, one Chinese stick granite.  Initially I was not going to be involved in the Diepkloof police attack, but due to numerous delays I decided to be involved and command the operation.  The reconnaissance of the target was done and we knew of the times of the vehicle we were to attack as it was always taking policemen to and from work.  We decided to wait for it at the robots of Orlando, Diepkloof and I was armed with R4 and the other person, I have forgotten his name, was carrying an AK47."
That's Kenny, Mr Chairman.
"And I'm not sure about the others.  We divided ourselves into three groups.  Assault group myself, security group the person I've forgotten his name who was also a recruit (which is Kenny).  Three, warning group Peter and Godfrey.  The police van came and we executed the mission and thereafter we withdrew using Musa's vehicle who turned out to be a police informer.  This incident happened on a Friday."
The date, Mr Chairman, has already been given, it was the 28th of May.  Paragraph 19:
"I'm currently serving a life sentence having been found guilty on several charges for which I was sentenced at the High Court of South Africa, Witwatersrand Division, on the 9th December 1994.  I was found guilty of these offences.  Murder, attempted murder, possession of AK47 and R4 machine guns, possession of handgrenade and possession of ammunition and explosives.  The life sentence I'm serving is sequel to my arrest on the 30th May 1993.  On the night of the arrest I got involved in a shooting with police when they came to the room I was occupying at the time."
	Mr Dolo, can you tell the Committee what happened when the police came to arrest you and who was with you?  Were you with any other person when the police came to arrest you?