VELILE MXHOSANA
In terms of the agreements there was one watch, then we were supposed to be signalled by a gunshot that would tell us that the time is now ripe for the attack.  So I heard that gunshot, immediately thereafter I gave an instruction that this is the time to attack.  To be a leader at times it is - I don't know how people understand that, at times you are supposed to die first then I started with what I had to hit the police station.  My co-accused took a petrol bomb then threw it.  When he threw the petrol bomb I thought he used the handgrenade for me not to hear anything happening thereafter I returned, because even if there's a defect, if that explosive doesn't hit you should examine it because it will be a danger to you and to those you are with, and for me not to hear the sound I gave an instruction that we should leave there because that place is no more safe.  Then we left the police station and then we went to the safe house.
	When we arrived at the safe house we entered the building.  We were all together, nobody was left behind and no one was injured.  We agreed that we need to disperse because there is nothing we can do so far.  We have managed to do what we intend to do.  Those who were still in that area they will be the suspects, especially for those who do not understand the language in that area because there were so many incidents that has occurred like shooting, hand explosives, during those time it was not usual.  
	So I thought the people will go in that incident are the people who do not understand the language and the way of life to those people.  We agreed that everybody must go in such a way we arranged that we must disperse and the following day we just dispersed and I remained with the first co-accuser, so everybody went away.
	On the 19th I was arrested while I was sitting doing nothing.  It was on the 19th of December 1991.