BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
Thank you, I will continue to refer to him as Mr Myale.
	In that incident, that is where I went down with Israel Hlongwane, not with the other two.  These two were involved in the Mzimela incident, I am just sorry about that, I was confusing the two.
	I went down with Israel Hlongwane where we went to Mandeni and we found inkosi Mataba at a certain house at Mandeni, but Israel Hlongwane knows the place very well.
	On leaving the house, our cars one after the other, with the same Chief, myself driving the Corolla and the Chief in his own car, the house was along the road.  This particular house can be seen from a distance from the road and we proceeded to a particular spot where there were trees, that is where we parked the cars.
	We got off the cars.  The Chief himself pointed the house to us and he came back, went back into the car and drove away.  We went into the house.  This house itself being one of those houses you would find in the rural areas, women responded to our knock and we asked about the whereabouts of this person and they pointed to the upper house and we did not give any indication that we were there for something bad.
	They pointed to a house further up where he was said to sleep.  We knocked at that house.  He first of all refused to open the door, and we told him that we were Police, we wanted to search the house because we have information that he had guns and then he opened the door.
	On opening the door, we just shot him.  We did not ask him anything.  I think we were using a .38 if I still remember very well, and we just left.
	We went back into our car and followed Chief Mataba who was no longer anywhere near by, we would reconnect with him at a garage, at a place called Nyatini where we indeed found him waiting for us.
	We went to him and we explained to him how we fared.  He was delighted on receiving the news and we were arranging to see him as time went on.  On getting into the car we remembered that we did not have enough petrol in the car and I went to him to say we did not have enough petrol.  He gave us R100-00 for petrol.
	We then came back.  We were not arrested, charged or prosecuted for the case.