BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
They were not necessarily looking at what educational qualifications a person had, the important thing that they were looking for was to first of all establish whether a person was a member of Inkatha and how trustworthy the person was within the movement, and they also looked at the physical strength, medically speaking, and they would also establish as to whether a person would be able to endure the kind of training laying ahead.
	They also emphasised the importance of trustworthiness within the movement, and they wanted to establish as to whether a person knew the aims of the movement and the policies of the movement.
	Those are the things on which they concentrated.  These included among other things, things such as the Constitution and the kind of conduct that was expected of members.  Basically they wanted to know how much a person knew with reference to politics.
	But mainly trustworthiness was important.