LESTER DUMAKUDE
On the day in question specifically where the bomb was placed, we went before placing the explosive to confirm our reconnaissance.  According to the situation it was as expected.  I then went with one of my colleagues, which is Harold, to fetch a car with the explosives, driving towards the identified place.  I dropped him metres away from the area to provide protection.  I went and placed the car with the parked explosive material.
	During my withdrawal, I think my action attracted attention which I will say now it was positively identified by myself to be the victims.  Due to the planning to try as much as possible to avoid civilian casualties, there was no way but to trigger it on time which was the time according to our plan before the end of the match which was five o'clock.  The delay in doing that was going to cause many civilian lives.  Like I've stated the policy of the movement was to try to avoid civilian casualties.  This was as far as I could go.  
	After the triggering of the material - after the explosive, I retreated, I joined Harold.  We moved to our pick up point which was Checkers and that's what happened on that particular day concerning the Ellis Park.