DAVID NEMAKHAVANI
It's then that we decided to find out an alternative route which would lead to Mr Mahvunga's eviction.  Then we decided to call the commanders of the police, maybe they will help to make him leave the country, or village.
	And then people were appointed to go and fetch the police commanders and then they came back with them.  The commander who was there was with the leader of the Defence Force.  What happened is that we explained what we were fighting for and they were put clear on why they were called upon.  And then they went to the home of the deceased and then they negotiated with him.  It's then that the deceased refused, saying that he won't go.
	Then they tried to persuade him in all ways possible.  It's then that he ended up refusing to leave.  Those commanders of the police and the Defence Force came back to us and indicated that they are unable to help us in getting the man to leave the village. 	And the people pointed out that "If the deceased is not going, if something at the end will happened, don't be surprised if we take other steps because we have tried in all ways possible, we even followed the legal routes, we called upon you, the legal people, to come and help us", but they were also unable to get him to go.
	At the end that day we dispersed.  Then there was an item in which we were supposed to meet again.  The people were going to gather at that village, at that home or kraal.  It's that day where the incident of killing the deceased happened.