BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
Chairperson, I will explain it this way.  From the time that we arrived at Caprivi, politics was our daily bread.
	We were dealing with politics on a daily basis.  It was the language that was used at the camp because it was important and it was emphasised that we should know it very well, whom we are fighting against and why we are fighting.  We were being trained so that we would know who we are fighting against.
	The skills that we were being given, we were supposed to know who we are going to use them against.  That was part of politics.