702, Thursday morning

Of this, because that's when you get the location print from Sergeant Gosi, would have been the day that you found out that the Impalas were for Mr. Sibiya. So that's what he was saying about Impalas. And then there were questions about whether or not he had given five hundred thousand Rand and what monies to the same Shadrack Sibiya. Mr. Matlala, you is the the contents of this paragraph correct?

Yes, correct. So, just to be clear, the first sentence relates to providing Mr. Sibiya a payment of $50,000 that was made at the basement of $500,000 that was made at the basement of the State Theatre in Pretoria, and it was said to be towards the payment of a wedding.

It was and it was what? Excuse me, do you want me to repeat the whole thing? No, I was listening but yeah, I didn't catch the last uh oh that the payment was towards the child's wedding, which was happening in Northwest? Yes. And do you note there that you well, the statement says and as you've confirmed to be correct, that it says a further payment of five hundred thousand.

I must apologize to you, Miss Poe. You were correct. It's actually 50,000 random, of course, a crazy positioning of the zeros. But Mr. Matsala admits that it was 500,000. Correct? Yes, that's correct, sure. Yes. But what's written on there is a strangely written 50,000. Yes, Chair.