XOLISA MKONWANA
"I was not part of the group that killed them
but I was aware that they would be killed that evening.  It was said in a group of about 500 that Nomboniso and Mr Paka would be killed.  I was then informed on the 25th April 1986 that they were both killed on the 24th April 1986.  On subsequent days people were arrested, I was arrested about two days thereafter and I was kept in detention without being charged, I was released on the 6th May 1986.  I then moved to Mdantsane on the 8th May 1986.  I then moved to Cape Town where I'm presently residing.  I apply for amnesty for the killing of Nomboniso Cakwe and also L Vuyiso Paka because I associated myself with the people who were going to kill them.  I endorsed their killing because it formed part of our struggle against the homelands system.  We believed that they were informers and they were selling us to the homelands system.  I also apply for amnesty for the burning down of the rent office and also the building of the Department of Public Works.  I was part of the group that burnt these two buildings.  These were burnt because they were used in furthering the interests of the then homelands system.  I also apply for amnesty for burning Mr Mpeteka's house and that of Mr T M Digane."
That is all, Chairperson, thank you.