CHAIRPERSON
Sorry Mr Hewitt, but Mr Dlamini, Mr Hewitt is asking you these questions because of what you have stated in your application, and if I may just read it again - this comes from your affidavit at page 388 of the papers, page 114 of your affidavit, and it's the last sentence of the first paragraph of paragraph 30 - and this is what you say, and you're talking about the time of the Woody Glen/Injubakazi incident, and you say"
"I was aware that Kay was a taxi war-lord from the area.  I had agreed to assist him on the basis that the instruction had come from Mudla Induna, my commander."
Now you say that you were at that time aware that he was a war-lord, that's what you say in your affidavit.  Now you say that you disagree with that because at the time of the Woody Glen incident, the taxi war hadn't started.  What exactly is the position, why then if that was the case, did you describe him in your affidavit as a taxi war-lord?