MR TIPP
....[inaudible what took place then, Mr Chairman you will recall that evidently precipitated by my announcement that the present witness is Zulu speaking, there followed a commotion of utterances and gestures. I'm instructed that amongst what was said were the following:  that Mr Zuma has betrayed his nation and that before the end of this hearing he will be put to death.  There was also some vulgar abuse that need not be relayed.
	Mr Zuma is to a very real extent concerned about what was said.  He nevertheless assures me that he is anxious to proceed with his testimony, Mr Chairman, but he does request whether you might not direct, Mr Chairman, that in view of the nature of those threats that the press should be directed not to publish photographs of him and that a similar direction should be issued in respect of the television broadcasts.  I may say that similar rulings were made in the course of the inquest before his Lordship Mr Justice Nugent.