MR SITHOLE
At about 3 a.m. after they had followed the first group to the shack where I directed them to, I heard this toyi toyi outside, up until around five in the morning,  since three in the morning.  At six I woke up, as I was waking up, it was just before Magwaza appeared and this toyi toyi was rife at the ground, and Magwaza got to me and said, Sithole, I am going to town.  I'm going to see if I can secure some busses that we will use to go to the meeting, because there was to be a meeting in KwaZulu Natal, or in Durban, where we would be meeting with chief, with the chief Mangosuthu.  And I said to him, there's something that we need to discuss here which was brought to my attention by the ANC people the previous day, and he said no, we'll attend to that after I come back because I have to secure some busses to transport us to Durban.  And indeed he left.  And we continued with the meeting, and we collected some money.  At about one, I suppose, it rained.  It was pouring, very heavy, and we had to disperse.  We went to our respective shacks.  I went to my shack, and the roof of my shack was destroyed as a result of the storm.
	I think it was towards, it was in the afternoon or at dusk, Zwane and Mpongosi came and approached me and said, the ANC has, is attacking us once again.  I asked him, or them rather, as to where they were, and they showed me that they are towards or by the shop somewhere.  I told them to go down and I'll be following them subsequently.  And I went back into the house to change the jacket since it was wet, and I was trying to clear the water from my shack since the water got in as a result of the roof being destroyed by the storm.  And after changing into another dry jacket.