ROMEO MBUSO MBAMBO
It's because of the reason that when I grew up and until the time that I joined the KwaZulu Police I was a member of the IFP.  When I grew up when I was still school, at primary in Mandini my parents - my mother was a teacher at that school.  She was one of the teachers who taught the subject Inkatha which was then a cultural subject and my father was also an IFP members although he was not a teacher.  He worked in Durban for Shell.
	We grew up in the struggle in Inkatha, as a youth until I finished school, when I grew up there was conflict between the IFP youth and the UDF youth.  When I finished school I joined the KwaZulu Police.  After joining the force I was stationed at eSikhawini Police Station.
	Shortly after my arrival there I discovered that there was a great conflict between the ANC and the IFP.  I did not get myself involved in that conflict until the time when I was approached by Mkhize who was also a member of the KwaZulu Police at eSikhawini Police Station.  He came to my room at J2 and introduced himself to me although I already knew his name because we were working together.  He then asked me if I knew about the Israelis.  I said I did have knowledge because it was common knowledge within the KwaZulu Police that...[intervention]