BONGA KHUMALO
What used to happen in the township was that it had become common that these girls were associating with the IFP group.
	I am talking about the people who had left the township for kwaMadala hostel, or the hotel where they were staying, so that it had become difficult for people to go to town to do shopping.
	People who were going to town were harassed.  If a person went to town and known to be associated with an ANC person or a girl, these people would be harassed, so that a very serious hatred developed because people were being assaulted in town and the people were attacked in their homes.
	They were always in the company of girls.  Each time they went to the township, they would not leave the township without having harassed or attacked people.
	We wanted to know how they came to the township and who they were seeing in the township, and we later on got to know who they were seeing in the township.  They were continuing to harass people in the township.  It was okay before the girls disappeared from the township, but later on, that created a very serious problem for the community and that I must say was not an order from the SDU, the ANC or Umkhonto to the effect that the girls must be killed, whoever was associated with Inkatha.
	The situation had become out of control, that is people had decided to take the law into their own hands.  We decided that we would not allow for people to be killed and if I was a member of the IFP and fled to kwaMadala, on coming back to the township, I would talk to the girl, maybe see whatever was happening, because the girl was afraid of me, she would be part of what I was saying, so that I was appointed to be in charge of the IFP, or should I say the Self Defence Unit members in the township.
	They had started this quite a long time ago.