MR MVUDLE
As I said, the ANC was endeavouring to acquire peace in the township.  A lot of people were sent to the township.  Mr Strike was there who is present in the hall, Comrade Numvelong Konyana who is here as well.  These are the people who participated in the peace making.  I think it was 1993 that the meeting took place.  It is since then, we were all called to the Anglican Church.  Both sides were asked to verbalise their grievances and people spoke.  We were open, we said what it is that we do not like.  We said the children must go back to school because the children were no longer attending school.
 Thirdly, no police vehicles should enter the township.  Point number four, the police must do their jobs.  People were taking advantage because there was no order.  Number five, people had run away.  Those people should be allowed to come back to their homes.  Number six, we said that they must stop burning down peoples houses.  If they would stop all that then, definitely, there would be peace.  
 They also voiced out their grievances.  They had only one.  That we should stop liaising with the police.  That is KRUGERSDORP HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
22 T MVUDLE
all they had to say.  After that there was peace.  To this day there is peace.