VUYISILE LEBRAN MADASI
Under the reasons which I have given - yes, it is painful for a life to be lost however under the conditions then that led to my being here today, it was the situation in the country in AZANIA at large.  I would appreciate a moment where I could clarify and show that it was the conditions in the country that led to such.  I was not forced to do what I did and I did not do it because I did not want to.
	I joined APLA as an army that fought for the freedom of Africans.  This struggle for liberation had no colour to it however, a person who would stunt the work of the army would be identified as an oppressor.  What you're insinuating that I cared more about a car than people's lives, I want to clarify that point.  That car - there was no reason to damage it because it was a comrade's car.  He gave in and let us use his car, he contributed to the struggle in the liberation of our people.
	You as people who lost loved ones, your daughters, your husbands - I would appreciate a moment where we could sit and talk because now we're at another level altogether, I want to be part of that level.  I don't know if you have your answer.