MZWANDILE GUSHU
I would like to tell you in details about this paragraph twenty nine (29).  As a person who was staying at Mbalendle, Mr Gwala was a member of the IFP.  He was working at Sasol.  There was a problem in Mbalendle caused by the Black Chain gang and they were also supporters of Inkatha.  In 1991 the Black Chain attacked the school children at Mbalendle.  They were given instructions to do so by Mr Gwala.  That's what I heard.
	It was later realised that next to Giwi it's where the training of the Black Chain was taking place and even the arms were kept there.  But my main aim was not to see where they were getting their training, what was more important to me was to get the arms as that was my instructions, because I was instructed to form some defence unit to protect the community.  One of those self-defence units was Mlungisi and Mbokane.  I told them to go and check what was happening there.  
	According to the report that I got from them, I realised that there's some training that is actually taking place there.  But what was more important was to get the arms, the firearms.  The firearms that were to be used when they were attacking the Mandela.  There were two who used to come with firearms.  It was important for us to catch these two boers and get those firearms so that we'd be able to get into that building and get information and be sure at the same time if these people were really training there.  Our aim was to get those firearms.  That's why I had to shoot them.