MOHONAETSE STEPHEN MOTSAMAI
That is Coetzee and Shaw.  We found two people there, that is Coetzee and Shaw.  It was myself and Mamome.  It was - we were off duty.  I arrived at home and made those petrol bombs as I said before how I made the petrol bombs.  This time at this instance, I made six petrol bombs.  Mamome arrived at my place - it was at night.  He was driving a car.  I took those six petrol bombs together with the rags and a knife in the car.
	When I arrived inside the car, I found Mtyala and Morakile.  When I asked him as to whether what do these people want, he said to me: "Boyzi, I want to create a strength", then I said to him: "they were never instructed by Coetzee that where we're going and what we're going to do, you're doing this for the second time".  I said to him: "that is okay, as you have made your own decisions therefore you discuss that with Coetzee, how many people we were".  
	We left then.  We stopped at a street quite a distance from Nicos's house.  From the direction where we were there was a street, that street now they've built houses on it, there are two houses which are built on that street.  We stopped next to the tree at the corner house, then I opened holes on the seal of those bottles.  We had hand gloves all the time.  
	That is where we made a mistake.  When Nzito set light on the bottles, he didn't made them to - he didn't point the bottles down and therefore the rag was pointing up.  When he set the bottle alight, I don't know whether he was shaking or what but Mtyala's hand glove was full of petrol, now the glove caught fire and the bottle was on fire.  I tried to extinguish the fire but the glove - my glove was burnt at the fingertips until the tips of the gloves exposed our fingers.
	After we extinguished the bottles, we used these gloves as they are with our fingers exposed.  They will go to the investigators and tell them what to do, how to handle the situation that we found ourselves in.  We started from scratch with the bottles - the rags must face down and we set them alight - the four bottles.  Mamome had two petrol bombs - the others were not set alight.  We were heading for this house running.  Mtyala started and then Morakile followed - they - I mean here they threw the petrol bombs.  And then Nzito threw the bomb and then after him I followed.  We had to take turns again.  
	When I'm referring to power here, I'm talking of strength in throwing the petrol bombs - those that we had in our left hands.  We didn't set them alight, we just threw them as they were, knowing quite well that they would catch up fire right inside that house.  We went back to the car, running.  We got into the car - drove off - took us to our respective homes.  He reported about the incident in the morning where we usually report and we told them that we have done our task as ordered.