MR DE KLERK
Because of that, the reason why I'm mentioning that is, if you take that reconciliation part and you put it in to the situation as it was at that stage, it easier to understand why people acted on the information like this, why they didn't go to the police.  It was a divided community, it was difficult to go to police, it was difficult to trust people.  Sometimes family members did not even trust each other and my request is, taken the situation, taken the fact of the time lapse that has transpired from then until now, I don't see the few contradictions in the evidence as of such a nature to reject the evidence of the applicant.  It's clear to me that he didn't try to hide anything.  He even, in cross-examination, when specific names was requested from him, he did give names of the leaders that referred back to his brother and so forth.
	I think that if there is a motive, it must be this motive, there was no other reason for them to kill this person.  If they needed firearms it's common knowledge it was easy to get firearms at that stage.
	Even Mr Ngobo initially did not give any reason of a personal nature why this should have happened.