ZUKILE AUGUSTINE MBAMBO
You know when I'm thinking about the victims and their families I feel very hurt because you know their kids you see, were - those people who were congregating and worshiping God and we came and shot them, took their cars from them, I feel hurt very much.  It's worse when I hear that these people are not South African Citizens, they were coming from Iran.  They too know all liberation movements in South Africa, never had problems with Iran.  That's one country that supported our liberation movements.
	But it did happen that we were sent to that church and instructed to do what we did there not knowing where those people are staying, we were only told about white people who were in that church who we were supposed to go and attack.  
	I do not want to lie to those people because I'm in front of them, that indeed during the time that we were sent there we knew that it was not white people there, it was people who were foreigners like people from Iran. I would not lie and say: if we knew that we would then have left them, I'm sure we would have hitted them but I'm very, very, sorry.  I apoligise for even those soldiers I was moving with, some of whom are now late, we apologise.