JOHN RADEBE
Yes, on their return.  I think we heard it being spoke in the township, but as comrades we went to them to get first hand information.  There was a certain comrade called Kennel.
"One day, I do not remember where we came from, but it was in the morning at about 4 o'clock, I think we were from Zone 7, we met at a certain place and he informed all the comrades.  He said, '..comrades, we had such comrades in the organisation and they removed themselves from the organisation and those comrades are now living with comrades.'  And he informed us that  '...do you see one of our comrades had just been shot last week.  It was close to the shops.  Close to Maletsatsi's home.''
		Before that there was a certain comrade called Moscow, he's now in the South African National Defence Force.  At that time he was the chairperson of Cosas in Mpuluzi.  He addressed this issue with the students.  He said '...comrades we must know from now that comrade Maletsatsi ... and he mentioned others, he said '...they now reside in town, they are members of, they are with the IFP.' 
		Now it was known in the whole township that Maletsatsi is not to be seen.  Because some of the girls in the organisation were complaining that they had been to Kwamadala, they had been inside, but they did not go voluntarily, they were lured.  There were new shops that were opened in Vereeniging.  The first one Crystal Palace, or it's called American Palace, and Giddys.  Maletsatsi did not have money, but she managed to give these girls a lot of money and take them to town knowing exactly who they were going to meet.  
		Now when these girls came out of Kwamadala they informed us, they said '...comrades, we come from such and such a place.  It was not intentionally.  Maletsatsi is very free right in there, she is the leader, and she is in front of all the, all the assaults taking place in town.'"