SIPHIWE MADONDO
In 1993 we were instructed by Makasonke to patrol during the day because it looked like the commander heard that there were people from KwaZulu Natal who were promised jobs here by their brothers who were staying in the hostels.
	We had to take the instructions.  We started patrolling during the day.  Whenever we suspect a person we would go there and question the person and search that person's property.  We met this other gentleman one day and when we called him to ask him questions he told us that received a letter from his brothers who were staying at Kweseni hostel.  	
	We searched him and we found a membership card of IFP and we told him that we would show him where Kweseni hostel was.  We took him.  It was during the day.  When we were on the way at Everest next to Radebe section, the other people came because everyone was patrolling at the time and this person was assaulted at that point.
	I threw some stones at him and the other one came and shot at him.  I don't even know that person because there were a lot of people there.  I couldn't see who the person was.  
	It happened again in 1993.  We were patrolling again as commanded by the commander at Nguni.  It happened that there were people from Slovo section patrolling.  A car from the mortuary came from Ngaki Street towards Penduka hostel.  We heard Jamani screaming and saying "Here is the commander from the IFP".  We started running towards that direction.  The coffin from the hearse was taken out and the coffin was burnt down.  That is why I'm asking for amnesty.