THEMBELANI TANDEKILE XUNDU
Okay.  Regarding the golf club, the method of information collection that I did was that I went to the golf club, was there playing golf for practices and as I was one of the bagmen I used to converse with them, build up the cover story that I was a student, I was a student five years back, my parents couldn't manage fees so I'm in a drive to collect some fees for me.
	And then, there were a lot of other black guys who did that there, we were given 50c, some paid 20c, ridiculous enough, R2.  So I got to know everything, every development and I was giving feedback to my commanders almost after every two days.  Used to go the Transkei or comrade Skumiso used to come to this side if I have information that I cannot relate over the telephone.  That is how we managed, that is why the information we had was accurate.
  	In fact, if I may add, after some time, because I presented interesting stories, comrade Lester, if it is worth mentioning for the conjunction of the TRC, but comrade Lester could not believe for instance, when I tell him: "Comrade you see I was given 20c for having carried that bag the whole day", he couldn't believe it.
	He came down to King William's Town and then we went together, the two of us, and if - but I don't know if it's Mr who?, but there was a certain gentlemen there if I remember very well, what I understand is that he was either an official or secretary or what but he had an office right in the club there.  
	He used to come there and we used to talk to him.  That's the person from which we got that there will be a party on such and such a day and that is how we got that information.  So he came down and I remember his first payment was 25c.