ZANDISILE PATRICK KONDILE
It was a Friday morning and I was expecting to get my wages and knock off earlier because it was a Friday but because we were not free to move in the streets because of the situation that I've already explained and I did not want people to know as to what transport I was using I was moving between a taxi, a bus as well as vans.
	Fortunately on that particular day I used the staff bus which used to pick us up from Daveyton to the factory.  I boarded the bus and just as we were getting close to the factory, just about to take a turn into the factory, we heard some gunfire whilst we were inside the bus.  The gunfire was coming from outside the bus.  We went to peep through the windows as to what was happening.  We saw shop stewards, that is Amos Gamede as well as another man by the name of Welcome who was a shop steward.  They were being attacked and shot at and we were screaming inside the bus.  
	I ran to the driver and said to the driver he should stop the bus so that I could get out but the driver refused and said it's very dangerous for him to stop at that point because the attackers were just nearby and he was also fearing for his life.  He drove the bus.  
	We went past and we saw that the attack was still going on.  He stopped the bus at quite some distance and I was the first one to get out of the bus and went back to the scene of the attack.  That is where our shop stewards were being attacked.  I wanted to go and help them.  I did not have anything, any gun but I felt that as a man I should go and see what was happening and see as to how I could help.
	I could see them finishing Mduduzi off and I was at a distance seeing that they were chasing Welcome.  I saw Joseph and I think they saw me and Joseph coming towards their direction.  They fled the scene, they went towards Wadeville area and Mduduzi was lying on the ground at that stage dead.  
	This factory was having mixed sexes working, there were woman as well as men working in there and women were screaming inside the factory.  We decided to go back into the factory and not go outside.  So we went into the firm believing that we would be safe inside there and I collected all the other people who were outside and we instructed the policeman or the security guard to lock the gate so that nobody would gain entry into the factory.
	Immediately when I went into the factory the very first thought that crossed my mind was what we had discussed earlier on as men and members of the ANC.  We said because they are killing us with so much precision, they work together with us during the day and they send people to come and kill us after hours because they would point us at an earlier stage then they would kill us at a later stage.  If anyone of us would kill or be killed outside then the first thing that must happen when we get into the firm, we should attack the very ones that we are working with.
	When we got into the factory I tried to identify some of the members of Inkatha who were working at the same factory and there were a lot of screams at that time.  Nduduzi had died and was left outside.  
	I proceeded to the office of the shop stewards.  Luckily when I got in there the shop stewards were there as well as other members of the ANC and we were seeking some solutions as to how to deal with the death or the killing of Mduduzi.  I came up with the plan and said: "You guys should stop crying, let's put our plan into practice, that we should seek out the members of Inkatha who we were working with in the factory and we should also attack them because they were attacking us with so much precision."
	We went out of the office and we told ourselves that we were going to kill anything and everything that had to do with Inkatha, whether it was women or men.  I'd not had a gun on that day but I knew that members of Inkatha did carry guns into the factory at times.  
	I went into my locker, I got a bayonet and went to some bosses of Inkatha at their working site.  They did not see me at that stage, they were laughing and saying: "Those dogs think that we have finished, this is just the beginning, we are going to kill them one by one."  That is at the stage where I got to them with the bayonet ...(intervention)