ADV PRIOR
No we don't have Msiki but yet if one is looking for motive and I don't specifically want to get into that debate.  He's been convicted of those offences of the R6000 and the murder and he is serving a sentence of 25 years so it may be he can't deny that.  It strengthens his case in the application for amnesty to say what he said but I don't go any further with that, I think I'll leave it at that.
	The only other difficulty Madam Chair is I don't seem to quite follow the information in his affidavit marked A at paragraph 12, it seems to be contradictory to his evidence he gave.  He said as commander of the unit he was to report to Comrade Junior in Botswana, I think he did say that could be mistake, well that was a mistake and hand over whatever has been repossessed by the unit to him with the exception of arms and ammunition and then he went on to say:
	"I was to report to him by going to Botswana or by using 	the courier who was Comrade General."
Now that doesn't seem to be borne out by his evidence today because he doesn't discuss in his affidavit the discretion that was allowed to him as commander of that particular unit and he certainly gave me the impression that on that very evening he phoned Botswana so there seems to be a deviation from what the principle was.
	And just lastly, if I may be allowed to comment on this, I don't know if the applicant quite understands the concept of enrichment because he seems to say "I did not use my position to enrich myself or my poverty stricken family" but if he was providing himself with accommodation and food and transport and whatever, that would be enrichment in the strict sense and I think what he was trying to say here was that he never became rich in his own right out of the proceeds.  Thank you Madam Chair, I have no further submissions.
NO FURTHER ARGUMENT BY ADV PRIOR