MDUDUZI CYRIL NGEMA
With regards to Kanyile's case, we had a mission to accomplish in one of the bars at Port Edward, that is where people will go and drink, the whites.  It was a bar where they will usually go for their drinks.
	The problem we had was transport.  We did not have a car or vehicle to use to get there to accomplish, to further the mission.
	Sebata was a Commander at that time.  He came up with a plan that we should by all means necessary get a car.  In other words, we will have to disguise, we agreed amongst ourselves that we will go to Durban and hire a taxi and pretend as people or as students of UNITRA, coming from UNITRA visiting here in Durban, visiting UDW, the University of Durban Westville.
	Indeed we went to that taxi.  Sebata was the one who was our spokesman, he spoke to the taxi driver and said to the taxi driver we are the students from Transkei, visiting the University of Durban Westville and now we will like to go back to UDW.  How much will you charge us for that distance and the driver said I will charge you R40-00.  Sebata took out some cash and we got inside the taxi.
	The one was sitting in front, in front of the steering wheel was Sipho, to drive the vehicle.  Right next to or behind the driver was myself, and right next to myself in the centre was Sebata.
	The extreme left, on my extreme left was Kushukushu.  We were four in number.
	We got inside that taxi and the taxi left.  We took of from Point in Durban, headed towards Westville until we got to a turn off of Westville, from the freeway.  I think it was roughly about 350 to 500 metres, before we reached the security gate of Durban Westville, the University that is.
	Sebata told me that I should be the one who will approach the driver.  The reason was the driver was a Zulu speaking person and Sebata was not conversant in Zulu, he was a Xhosa.
	Now, Sebata wanted me to convey the message to the driver as we were speaking in the same language.  That was the reason and Sebata gave me a gun as he was telling me that message as well.  So, he told me that I will scare the driver off by this gun.  I approached the driver and said we are soldiers of APLA and we will like to get your vehicle to go and conduct our mission,  we will bring your car back.
	He resisted.  The driver that is, and at that time, the car was no longer in order driving straight, it was going side by side.  He could not control the car, and the gun had already been cocked and I was not aware of that fact.  The gun was locked and I was not aware and it was just at that time when I touched the trigger and the driver got shot and I was right behind him.
	I was scared, I had to try and control the vehicle before it could overturn.  Fortunately I was able to get the car to a stop and we had to get off.  The car was already damaged and we decided that we should take the very same car, discard of the body and drive the same car and we could not go any further because the car was already damaged, so it could not take the strain.  We had to park and go on foot and locate the public telephones to call a friend to come and fetch us from where we were.
	Indeed he came and we drove back to Transkei.