TAKALANI JOSEPH NESAMARI
Yes it is true.  What happened is that when Mr Poswana was being interrogated at the office while feeling the pain through the assault and beating I am quite sure that he wanted to defend himself.  I am just merely speculating.  He then said he knew where the ammunitions and guns were hidden, that is what he said to us and he said he will take us to those places.  I was one of those people who went with him when going to Chakuma.  At a certain mountain in Mangwene, cave, as we were on the way I think that was when, after we had parked our cars and we were walking towards the bush, on arrival next to a certain secondary school, I can't remember the name of the school, Mr Poswana changed his mind and said he was lying because he was feeling pain.  There were no guns hidden.
	Well I was so furious because it was so frustrating and we were walking up and down, I remember trying to hold him on his neck and then I pushed him down. I threatened him and even said that we are going to end your life there and then.  You will have to show us where the guns were.  So we took him back to the office. That is where we gave a report to the Captain Ramaligela to the effect that Mr Poswana didn't know anything about the guns.  
	Thereafter there was another emergency of beating him severely and shocking him electronically.  I was involved, I did play a part in that, I participated in that.  I really used my bare hands and also fists.