MR BRITZ
Mr Chairman, there was a slight misunderstanding about our reporting back.  We couldn't get hold of him, the cellphone is off.  What we will endeavour to do is keep you secretary informed as things progress and hopefully we will be able to be here this afternoon.
	In the meantime, may I beg leave to hand up the affidavit that is in our possession.  The top one is the original and then I will hand up the others as copies.
	Mr Chairman, you will see this is an affidavit of Captain Koja.  Now, I don't think it is necessary for me to read the whole affidavit into the record.  I can shortly take you through the affidavit.  You will see in paragraph 2, he says (NO ENGLISH TRANSLATION - FREE TRANSLATION)
"I was for the period 1983 up to approximately 1993 the caretaker of the singles quarters of the Police at Mamelodi.  The single quarters was to house all black policemen stationed in the Pretoria surroundings".
	And then paragraph 3, he says -
"Nelson Ngo was known to me personally as he approximately from 1987 up to the date of his arrest in approximately 1989, worked under my direct supervision at the Mamelodi police singles quarters".
	Then he says that he will try and obtain as much documentation as possible, and that is what we are waiting for.  
	Paragraph 4 -
"Mr Ngo was never a member of the Security Branch in the Transvaal and while he worked under my supervision at the singles quarters, he was a member of Unit 19, the Reaction Unit, stationed Rosslyn, Pretoria.
		Mr Ngo together with Sergeant Ramala, both from Unit 19, was transferred to Mamelodi barracks under service arrangements by the mentioned Unit Commander, whose name I cannot remember, because Unit 19 had quite an amount of members who stayed at the Mamelodi singles quarters and Mr Ngo had to see to their needs.
	And then he says -
"Mr Ngo's duties  included the daily inspection of the singles quarters and the bedding, and he had daily to take post to the Mamelodi police station to be posted.  He had to report on duty to me on a daily basis during this time".