MR NONGENA
No, we did not have any petrol bombs.  When we entered the charge office, there was one young man Njopo.  There were other leaders who were arrested before.  They were in that charge office.  I went straight to the charge office.  We were to attack the charge office.  The boers ran away when they saw us because we were armed.  I recognized one of them.  He had a gun in his hand.  I had a petrol bomb and an assegai.  I threw that assegai. He was, he was standing 15 metres away from me.  The other men had ran away.  Njopo was the only one, who was there with me.  When I was about to leave, I got shot and I was struck in my leg.  I then tried to run away.  When we were about to reach a corner, I could not run any longer.  There was blood, I tried to hide, in a rubbish bin.  After a while I saw them with a torch,  I hought it was in the morning.  It was at about 1 in the morning.  I thought that he did not see me.  He passed me, he then came back.  He said, come out Poqo.  We were known as Poqo at the time.  He talked Afrikaans, saying that, come out Poqo.
 There were three men, black men, Coetzee and another police.  I don't know his name.  They asked for weapons.  I told them that I did not have any weapons with me.  I could not walk.  This black man helped me.   Coetzee said that he must not help me, he must leave me.  This man said that I cannot leave him there.