DJ MKHIZE
I tried to explain to the Commission yesterday that as a person who was in close contact with the local leadership at Esikhawini, let me just put it this way: if the situation suggested that I knew what was happening and why these people had to be killed, according to the manner in which we functioned I only had to receive instructions and I did not have to know the reasons for carrying the instructions out.
	I only got to know the reasons as a result of my close working relationship with the local leadership.  So I would receive instructions having already received knowledge to the reason for his elimination.  I think that answers your question.