MR SIBEKO
Would you tell this forum exactly why you apply for this amnesty.
MR MAJIKI
"I'm applying for amnesty because of the following reasons.  I took part and I was involved and I had a role that I was playing as a member of the ANC.  The situation was bad and volatile in our area.  We were being attacked and people were being killed.  In the morning we would wake up to corpses all over.  We would not know who is behind that.
	The role that I played was in such a way that I felt I was highly affected and pushed to be involved in defending the community from all these atrocities.  The situation was so bad and it kept intensifying.  At the time we did not have any way to defend ourselves as the community.
	We would patrol with no weapons or not armed.  We would block the roads using rocks, trying to figure out exactly what was happened but it became apparent that we were being attacked.  As this conflict started between Xhosa and Zulus, it went on to affect us also as civilians in the area.
	I played that role actively and that was the beginning of me getting involved strongly, to an extent that I had to stand up and see what means to employ to defend the community.  We had to barricade all over and we were always vigilant.
	Our neighbouring sections were being attacked and we would hear gunshots all the time.  The following morning when we wake up would learn that a number of people have been killed during the night and we so learnt that we were being attacked by the IFP.
	It so happened that one day during the week, if I'm not mistaken it was Wednesday, it was during the day and we were relaxing and we heard gunshots left, right and centre, especially from the no-go areas which were upper.  
	We saw some comrades approaching.  There were so many in number, comprising of Thambo comrades and Lusaka-B comrades ...(intervention)