MR NKUMANDA
Early in the morning we went past the square using some foot paths to Sangoti and we waited across the street opposite this house.  Our target arrived as we'd expected with four occupants inside it.  It was the driver, a security guard and two van boys.  Three alighted the vehicle which was the security guard and the two van boys.  The security guard took cover and the two van boys proceeded to open the back of the van.  They took out the bread into the house where they were during the delivery.  At that moment we emerged and approached the security guard.  I was carrying this 7.65 mm gun and Zozo was armed with a knife.  I produced the firearm and I told him in Afrikaans that "I want your firearm".  He said to me that he does not have it.  Zozo advanced, approached him and went for his waist because he could see that he was actually having a firearm on his waistline.  There was a quarrel between them and he wanted to reach out for his firearm, he wanted to draw it and I told Zozo to give way and I shot him once.  He ran away down Sangoti.  We crossed the street and we just ran the opposite direction following him until he entered another house.
	On our arrival at that house I instructed Zozo to wait at the gate for security reasons and I could see him lying on his back.  I went stealthily towards him and I found that he was still having his firearm.  I took that firearm and the ammunition, I retreated and we went back with Zozo to our normal meeting place which was number 74 Agrie Street. 
	Thereafter, we went our separate ways, me and Zozo. Later during the day at about 7 - 8 in the evening Kleintjie arrived and I gave him the report about the operation.  Thereafter I handed him over the 7.65 that he had given to me earlier on and a round of ammunition plus the .38 revolver that we had taken from the security and we parted.  That is the role that I played in this operation, your Honour.