BEKI XABA
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	I then went to this Colt even 'though I cannot remember how many occupants were inside.  The one person that I can still remember is the one who was sitting on the passenger seat, and I also discovered later that it was Mr Dlamini.  Others got at the back and they explained and said, hey man you have to drive for us, we take off from this place immediately because there is some place we have created trouble, and I answered back and said that's no problem, and they insisted and were adamant of the fact that I should drive.  Indeed I drove for I had no other any alternative.  I therefore decided to help by means of driving.  As I was trying to put the gears into the first gear a fawn Cressida approached right at the time, so it was a bit cumbersome for me to take a U-turn at that point in time, and the funeral procession was very close at the time.  As I was still waiting for the Cressida to pass I saw soldiers emerging from the right-hand side.  There was a garage under construction at that time, and they approached and got to us, and said I should stop, and I decided to stop.
	I decided to stop and I alighted from the car, and as I was alighting from the car I did not take any notice of anything.  I stood around next to a certain pole and they took, they told, instructed the occupants of the car to get off and out of the vehicle, and they did.  And I discovered that they found and discovered guns from some of us, some of the occupants of the car that is, and they went on searching the car.  One other soldier came to me and asked if I was with them.  I said yes, and he instructed me to lie on the ground and they searched me as well, and they found nothing.  
	Then they took myself and Mr Mbatha into one Casper and the others, they separated us in other words.  The next time we met as a group was in the police station.  That's how I got arrested or was apprehended."