Good morning.

Good morning.

With a week's gap I can see we have had some changes of appearance. So, Mr Koumjian, your Bar please.

Good morning, your Honours: Nicholas Koumjian, Christopher Santora and Maja Dimitrova for the Prosecution.

Thank you. Good morning, Mr Munyard.

Good morning, Madam President, your Honours. We welcome you back from your no doubt extremely busy time in Freetown and we note and congratulate Justice Winter on her elevation to the presidency of the Court.

On the Defence Bench there is myself, Terry Munyard, Morris Anyah and this morning we are joined by Emena Efeotor, who is an intern in the Defence office, and I note also that Ms Advera Kamuzora, whose name I might have got wrong, is now one of the court officers, in fact I think the new senior court officer. We welcome her too.

Thank you. I will welcome your interns. Let me have the pronunciation again, I apologise.

Emena Efeotor.

Thank you. As you correctly say, we have been joined by with one of our former colleagues from Freetown. Good morning. Welcome, both of you, to the court.

It is now a week since we sat. However, Mr Witness, I remind you of the oath that you took a week or ten days ago. Mr Kargbo, that oath is still binding upon you and you must answer questions truthfully. You understand?