AIN3701
Assignment 5 2026
Unique number:
Due date: 7 August 2026
QUESTION 1
(a) Application of the 5W1H technique to the Amatola Trail incident
The 5W1H technique helps investigators understand a problem by examining what
happened, who was involved, where and when it happened, why it occurred and
how events unfolded (AIN3701 Study Guide, LU5, p. 80).
5W1H Application to the Amatola Trail incident
element
What? Ms Naledi Nando suffered a serious leg injury after falling during a
guided hike on the Amatola Trail on 25 June 2026. Emergency services
removed her from the area by helicopter, and her injury is expected to
prevent her from hiking for about six months. She has instituted a R5
million claim against Take-a-Hike for pain, suffering and expenses
connected to a planned Mount Kilimanjaro trip (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
, QUESTION 1
(a) Application of the 5W1H technique to the Amatola Trail incident
The 5W1H technique helps investigators understand a problem by examining what
happened, who was involved, where and when it happened, why it occurred and how
events unfolded (AIN3701 Study Guide, LU5, p. 80).
5W1H Application to the Amatola Trail incident
element
What? Ms Naledi Nando suffered a serious leg injury after falling during a
guided hike on the Amatola Trail on 25 June 2026. Emergency services
removed her from the area by helicopter, and her injury is expected to
prevent her from hiking for about six months. She has instituted a R5
million claim against Take-a-Hike for pain, suffering and expenses
connected to a planned Mount Kilimanjaro trip (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
Who? The main people connected to the incident are Ms Naledi Nando, who
was injured, Mr Musa Khumalo, who guided the hiking group, and Take-
a-Hike management, including its chief executive officer, Mr Bruce
Whitewash. Mr Khumalo reported that Ms Nando had separated herself
from the group more than once during the hike (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
Where? The fall happened on the Amatola Trail in the Eastern Cape. The
investigation is being handled by Take-a-Hike management from the
company’s head office in Sandton, Johannesburg (Khazani Times
Article, Annexure A; E-mail 1).
When? The accident occurred on 25 June 2026, while the related newspaper
report appeared on 26 June 2026. At the time of the report, Take-a-Hike
Assignment 5 2026
Unique number:
Due date: 7 August 2026
QUESTION 1
(a) Application of the 5W1H technique to the Amatola Trail incident
The 5W1H technique helps investigators understand a problem by examining what
happened, who was involved, where and when it happened, why it occurred and
how events unfolded (AIN3701 Study Guide, LU5, p. 80).
5W1H Application to the Amatola Trail incident
element
What? Ms Naledi Nando suffered a serious leg injury after falling during a
guided hike on the Amatola Trail on 25 June 2026. Emergency services
removed her from the area by helicopter, and her injury is expected to
prevent her from hiking for about six months. She has instituted a R5
million claim against Take-a-Hike for pain, suffering and expenses
connected to a planned Mount Kilimanjaro trip (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
, QUESTION 1
(a) Application of the 5W1H technique to the Amatola Trail incident
The 5W1H technique helps investigators understand a problem by examining what
happened, who was involved, where and when it happened, why it occurred and how
events unfolded (AIN3701 Study Guide, LU5, p. 80).
5W1H Application to the Amatola Trail incident
element
What? Ms Naledi Nando suffered a serious leg injury after falling during a
guided hike on the Amatola Trail on 25 June 2026. Emergency services
removed her from the area by helicopter, and her injury is expected to
prevent her from hiking for about six months. She has instituted a R5
million claim against Take-a-Hike for pain, suffering and expenses
connected to a planned Mount Kilimanjaro trip (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
Who? The main people connected to the incident are Ms Naledi Nando, who
was injured, Mr Musa Khumalo, who guided the hiking group, and Take-
a-Hike management, including its chief executive officer, Mr Bruce
Whitewash. Mr Khumalo reported that Ms Nando had separated herself
from the group more than once during the hike (Khazani Times Article,
Annexure A).
Where? The fall happened on the Amatola Trail in the Eastern Cape. The
investigation is being handled by Take-a-Hike management from the
company’s head office in Sandton, Johannesburg (Khazani Times
Article, Annexure A; E-mail 1).
When? The accident occurred on 25 June 2026, while the related newspaper
report appeared on 26 June 2026. At the time of the report, Take-a-Hike
