DUMA MOSES NKOSI
As ANC branch in Thokoza, in December 1990 there was violence that erupted in the community and there were soldiers that emerged from Polla Park to Thokoza.  I would say that at the time people who were dwelling at hostel four and five, as other people were evicted from the community area because they were Xhosas, now there was no longer peace between Polla Park and four and five hostel as a result of that.
	The one, two and three hostel got down to attack Polla Park.  Now that happened in December 1990.  I do not remember the date quite well but I may guess and say it was on the 13th.  The road were flooded with corpses, dead bodies.  If I'm not mistaken I will say Buthelezi Street and way up to Skonyela and going down to Madondo.  That is where you would find a number of corpses lying down on the road.
	The person who was the President of ANC, President Mandela and the one who was the Minister of Police, Adriaan Vlok did arrive in a helicopter, arrived at Thokoza at the time.  As a people who were active, we accompanied them in police vehicles, touring the area so that they would see for themselves as to what resulted from what has happened or what had happened.  You would find the other corpses that were lying there were cut open and some arms would be lying around.  The corpses were all over the roads and the weather was not conducive, it was raining.
	In the beginning of 1991 as a branch of ANC in Thokoza, when we had a meeting at a certain church in BMC(?) where we had convened for a meeting as the ANC and other members, the members requested us as leaders that we should sit down and reason with the IFP or have discussions or negotiations with the IFP.
	We did try that but around April - I think the meeting took place in February, where we met with the ANC members.  Then in April, because of the help that we got from the Duluxe employees in Alroad, Mr Paulo Kandoti helped us to manage to get hold of Abraham Msizi of IFP, then we had our first meeting in April 1991, to try and discuss the Peace Accord and try to bring the whole situation into order.  
	I do trust and hope that you will remember that the peace-making and the National Peace Accord, there was an agreement in August amongst all the organisations and after we've negotiated and discussed with the IFP, we began to change the approach, that we should go and adhere to the policy of the National Peace Accord.  
	Shortly after August 1991, whereas the residents of Thokoza under Pierresho Kamay, the Chairperson, we tried to look into the situation and how we can help to bring stability in the area.
	I would like to emphasise that at the time of the IFP march that was in September, there was already peace in the area.  We also had hope that things would come back to normality.  This is where I would end in answering.