BRUNO SKHOSANA
That took place at Nhlapo Street.  We were patrolling there.  A boy of about 18 years old, appeared and he came closer and we were watching him.  He turned, he took a turn at Buthelezi Street and we went straight to him and we captured him, and we questioned him.
	We wanted to know what it was that he was looking for, because he was coming from the other side.  He said he was there, his brother brought him there, because there was a job for him, this job that was to be done at Buyafuthi.  He said there was a firm or a factory that was at Buyafuthi.
	We captured this boy and we searched him.  In his hand, he had a piece of paper with the medicine inside and in his pocket, he had some small bottles containing muti.  We took him, we said we are going to show him where Buyafuthi was.  We took him down Gubeni Street and I was the one who was holding him.  I questioned him further and I asked him what is it that he knows about this particular firm.  He said he was not certain or he was not sure what was happening there, but I told him that the firm, the factory that he was talking about, it was the place where they were killing the people, because that was a well known rumour that the people from Buyafuthi were fetching people to kill.
	They were taking people to kill and I asked for a cigarette from Bizo and I instructed him to hold this young man.  I handed over this young boy to Bayo when I was trying to lick my cigarette.  I was this young boy running away, he escaped from Bayo's hands and he ran away.
	Bizo had an AK47.  I grabbed that AK47 from Bizo, I knelt down and when he was about to take a corner, I shot him.  We ran after him and he was already falling.  I shot him on the head.
	When I left there, I went back to Nhlapo Street.  I don't know what happened thereafter.  I later realised that he died.  The other comrade decided to set him alight.