SIPHO JOEL SITHOLE
Okay.  After getting to a van from one of the school committee members, in fact it was the Chairman of the school committee at Imanga, I was teaching at Imanga high school.  He took me down to Welisani, where the meeting was held.
	In fact, I didn't even know that there was such a big meeting that had already been pre-arranged for me to be actually there.  I went in there, there were a number of people, about four or five sitting in front, and the rest of the members sitting around the hall in the desk.
	I was put among them, sitting on the desks.  They started questioning me about my activities, why I was taking students down to Durban, attending rallies, UDF rallies and so forth and so forth and so forth.
	Then it became apparent, towards the end, it started around four, five o'clock, four o'clock in the afternoon, just after I had knocked off at school and it continued till round about seven, eight o'clock at night.  What I noticed what was happening, was that they started gathering amabuthu around this school where I was, and I could see when I was looking out of the windows, they had sjamboks and spears and pointing it at me.
	At that point, I was sure that these people were out to do something, some mischief to me, but unfortunately for them, I had a gun in my jacket.  I attended all these sessions with them which was okay, but I had a gun.
	When they were just about agitating themselves to actually attack me, I just stood up, I took out my pistol, I said anyone who will ever get near me, was going to be on the receiving end.
	I stood up, I pushed all of them into one side.  I went out, some of the warlords that were still outside there, with the spears and guns, I pushed them inside the school and I shot twice into the air.  I warned them that anyone who will ever interfere with those school kids because they happened to be members of the UDF, will be on the receiving end.  That is that, after that moment I left.