MPHITHIZELI NELSON NGO
...[inaudible]  We were given so many instructions.  We were requested just to go to the township to see the political activities and if there is a suspect who is in that area, we are supposed to arrest so that we could question and send him to Mr Loots.
	If there was anybody who was organising some activities which will provoke people to cause conflict in the township - maybe he's a good organiser, we were supposed to arrest that person and send him to Colonel Loots so that maybe we could recruit and make him an informer or work hand-in-hand with us, so that we should get more information to know exactly what was happening in other organisations or even to trace them.  
	If we knew how good that person is in politics - where is he going afterwards to do some observations.  There were so many instructions.  All the active members in politics, we were supposed to know exactly what is happening with him, his contact friends and so on.  
	If there was a new member who will accompany him, we'd need to know exactly who was that person and then if we suspect that person is there for political motivation, we were supposed to arrest that person to know exactly his standing point concerning the politics.  Our main issue, it was not just to petrol-bomb houses but we were tracing those people who were a little bit difficult, so we were supposed to harass them, especially those who belonged to certain organisations.