LAWRENCE G WASSERMAN
Consequently du Preez and I met Mr Vorster in Pietermaritzburg and we followed him to that farm.  On arrival at the farm, we found Col Andy Taylor with a black gentleman present.  Col Taylor then briefed us in regard to this man.  He informed us that it was MK Tekere and that he was an S O U, he was a Special Operations member and that he was totally non-co-operative.  He also said that Tekere had been arrested by askaris and that he would be able to convey to the ANC the identity of those askaris.  He further told us that Tekere had been arrested and that he was on his way to plant bombs in the Durban area.
	What made Tekere particularly dangerous was underscored by the fact that he was a member of the elite Special Operations unit of the ANC and some of the biggest and most spectacular attacks during the conflict of the past, were attributed to Special Ops, such as the explosions in Durban on the Victoria embankment and the Mobil Oil Refinery.  I am also informed that this list includes the Church Street bomb, Krugersdorp Magistrates Court bomb and the attacks on Sasol 1 and 2.