SOLOMON MOLOI
We had a tiff with the applicant during the year 1980 or the early 1980's, I am not sure as to which year was it, but during the early 1980's, we had a squabble.  As a person that I knew who grew up in the same area where I lived, when the strikes started, the applicant was burning people using different instruments, even plastics, to burn people.
	On this particular day, when I was coming back from work, he was at a gate at number 299.  I greeted him.  He also greeted me and I asked him to explain to me as to why he engaged in these activities of burning people.  That is how the tiff arose.
	He even threatened me that he was also going to burn me, because that was none of my business that he was burning people.  I actually wanted to advise him and admonish him as he was younger than me.  That is when the squabble started, then he started threatening me.  I assaulted him.  He told me that he is a member of the ANC, he is an askari.
	They were able to separate us.  Then during 1990 I bought a house in Palm Springs, that is where I went to stay and I did not expect this to happen.