MAZIZI THOMAS NTISANA
My involvement or my role in the 1990 coup was that after Mr Duli was released from prison and I was also outside the Transkei, I was running away from being arrested and I was in East London, Mr Duli wanted to come back to the Transkei, he said that the soldiers were calling him to come back and to take over the government.  And we would discuss that and I said to him we had no interest in the military government.
	He then said that he was not interested in the military government either, he wanted the government to go back to the people, to be the people's government.  And at that time we agreed on the fact that if he was going to come here as the military, he would here to take over the government, but he did not give us details, he did not give me details about how he was going to do this.  But what I said is that I did not want to be involved in something that would involve, or that would make people to lose their lives.  He said that he did not have weapons, the police had taken his weapons.