BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
There were times when such a situation prevailed at eSikhawini but as time went on, as the war proceeded or the fighting went on, houses were burnt down.
	For example in J2, there were initially ANC members in that area, but houses were burnt down and they were resultantly driven out.    They left and Inkatha remained behind.
	The few who remained, realised that they too had to leave.  It ended up being clean, that is the area and by so saying, this is suggestive of the fact that only one organisation was now remaining behind in the area, so that at the end of the day you would have only one organisation remaining behind.  This is how it happened.