MR LAX
Okay, thank you.  Please proceed.
MR GWAMANDA
"He removed us, he picked us from my home.  He waited a bit and he told me that he had come to pick me up and the boys.  I got dressed.  My children know that he did arrive at my home, even my wife was present and I told her not to make tea because we were in a hurry.  It was in the afternoon.  We got into the car and left.  I had this 9mm pistol and the AK47, the same one that I had carried to the meeting.  We drove off.
	As we drove past Majlebe we met Terrace Mhlongo in his red van and parked near us and he told us about a sugar-cane that was supposed to be harvested.  When he left we also drove off and we went up towards Somkomo.  
	As we approached it that's when Mr Mfayela pointed out a house, a nice house, a beautiful white house and he said: 'There is that dog who transports comrades.  He should be killed and he doesn't listen and today, Gwamanda, you should attack this dog'.  And I said: 'I hear you'.  I realised that I had been fetched to kill this person.  I realised that if I opposed what he was saying I would also be killed but of course he was working in collaboration with the police.  
	We went up Somkomo.  There is an area, a steep area up from the taxi owner's house and there is also a shop nearby.  He stopped there and he said: 'After killing this dog you should attack all the area around here and you should use his kombi because the people of Somkomo knew the kombi so they would not suspect anything'.  He said we should attack the Somkomo area because there was this bad spirit amongst them, the people in the area, because they were ANC supporters.  
	We then went back to his house.  On arrival there he sprinkled us with the Ntelezi traditional medicine ..."
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