MR MALAN
Sorry to interrupt you Mr Tyani, thank you for the very detailed information regarding your courses, I'm quite sure that the Committee has grasped that you were trained in a very special manner and should the need arise we are more than willing to answer any questions regarding your special training but I think its suffice to withstand with this.  I'm going to read you a section, unfortunately this is of your unsigned affidavit but you are under oath now, which you just can confirm if you feel so.
"The deceased we're referring to, Sthembele Zokwe, was a trained MK member who received training in Angola and advanced training in Russia.  At some stage the exact date I cannot recall, I was given an order by Capt Mfazwe, the Branch Commander of the Security Branch to arrest the deceased dead or alive.  He stressed the fact that the deceased was an extremely dangerous person and that I must be very careful when I apprehend him.
		On the 11th January 1988 I received a message that the deceased was at the Mahikishu Building in Butterworth.  I immediately proceeded to the building in an effort to arrest the deceased.  I found him on the first floor together with a person called schoolboy.  I arrested both of them at gunpoint and at that stage my colleague, Sgt Gumengu, joined me.  We took both people to the office and after interrogation we learnt that the deceased knew where concealed weapons were and he indicated that he was prepared to show us the place where the weapons were kept.  
		Sgt Gumengu and I proceeded to the deceased's home and when we arrived at the deceased, the deceased indicated that the weapons were in a certain room.  Sgt Gumengu and I were afraid it might be a trap or that there could be a booby-trap.  Sgt Gumengu took the deceased's handcuffs off and sent him into the room.  The deceased suddenly closed the room behind him and locked it. 
		After some time we convinced the deceased to open the door.  When he did so Sgt Gumengu shouted a warning that the deceased was bearing a handgrenade and it was evident that he was going to use it.  I started shooting at the deceased and when he fell down the handgrenade also apparently went off.  I'm not sure what killed the deceased but I was certainly shooting at him with the intention to kill him.  
		My motivations for my actions was based upon my political beliefs because I regarded members of MK as enemies of the State and of the community at large.  I also received direct orders to either arrest or alternatively kill the deceased.  I did not benefit financially in killing the deceased expect for my normal salary for which I was entitled every month.  I have no personal vendetta with the deceased and I indeed have remorse if my actions caused pain to the next of kin and family of the deceased.  I beg their forgiveness."
Do you agree with what I've just read?