MR LUBBE
Now can you briefly describe to the Committee what happened after you were informed by Mr Hlongwane of your instructions.  What actually took place?  Give us a description of the event or the events.
MR SEEMISE
"Mr Hlongwane called us to Mr Chris Ngwenya's home, where he informed us that Mr Shongwe should be attacked at his home.  He also informed us that the order had been issued by Mr Mxobogazi.  They went out on the first instance and I was not present there, but from the information I got from Mr Hlongwane, they did not find Mr Shongwe at home.  Mr Hlongwane then went to report to Mxobogazi, that they had not found him at home.  He then ordered him to go look for him again and if he was not present at home, he should proceed to kill his mother because then he would attend her funeral and that is where they would get hold of him.
		On the following day, Israel Hlongwane then informed us that Mr Mxobogazi had ordered that we should return to Mr Shongwe's home and kill his mother and everybody else who would be present at home.  We then went there, it was myself, Baba, Jomo, Stiga, Obed, Israel Hlongwane and other members of the Black Cats, whose names I cannot recall now.  
		Mr Hlongwane gave me a handgrenade.  He was armed with a 38mm revolver.  We left from Chris Ngwenya's home.  Some of our comrades were armed with pangas and grass cutters.  We then proceeded to Mr Shongwe's home and Israel Hlongwane ordered us to surround the house.  He went, kicked the door in and went inside the house.  I followed him.  He pointed a gun at Mr Shongwe's mother and asked her where he was and she said he was not home.  She was not alone, there were other people present because the house was a shebeen, so there were people drinking.  He then ordered those people to go into a separate room, then took Mr Shongwe's mother from room to room, searching for Mr Shongwe.  
		Thereafter he took her into the kitchen.  He informed me that he was going to shoot her, and after shooting her I was supposed to throw the handgrenade into the room where the other patrons were.  He then proceeded to shoot her and I followed his order to throw the handgrenade into that room.  I removed the pin and threw it into the room, closed the door and we fled and we heard the explosion going off.  We thereafter fled to Mr Ngwenya's home.
		On the following day we learnt that some people had been injured in that attack of the handgrenade.  We also learnt that Mr Shongwe's mother had died.  Mr Hlongwane and myself went to Mr Mxobogazi and reported that the mission had been successful, and he was pleased.  He congratulated us on a job well done."