BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
Our operation was such that the direct instruction that there should be an operation, came from Captain Langeni and I would go to Ulundi and he would also telephone me and I would also call him.  We contacted each other now and then.
	Yes, he was giving me instructions.  Some instructions I knew and I expected him of course to give me those instructions because these instructions had already come from the local leadership at eSikhawini.  That is the cooperation between the leadership at eSikhawini and those at Ulundi was such that it looked like a wheel.
	If a person was problematic at eSikhawini it would not be Captain Langeni who would know that he is problematic.  It would be the local leadership that would know first that such a person is troublesome and that if such a person died, would the movement or organisation benefit from his death, and therefore the local leadership would be the one who would contact Ulundi and I would in turn receive the instruction direct from Captain Langeni from Ulundi.  That is how we used to operate.
	But, these will be instructions that I would know already because I would engage in conversations with the local leadership, there were good cooperation.  Sometimes these were the things that I already knew and expected.