BONGA KHUMALO
Maybe I should talk about myself as to how I knew them.  When I came back into the country in 1992 as I have explained, that I came back at the time when there was violence between the IFP and the ANC, and when I came back, I did not know who belonged where and what was happening.
	As it is commonly known in the township that everyone would fall within their organisations, but what happened was that when I arrived, I was shown what kind of vehicles the IFP were using and who was who.
	I used to see these vehicles each time when I went to the shops in the morning or during the day, going to the shops, I sued to see these vehicles.  There is one friend of the victims, Meme is the name, I am not quite sure of the surname, and in most instances one would see these people parked with their vehicles there.
	I started suspecting that something was going on, but at the time, the harassment of the community was not common practice.  I mean concerning the involvement of girls, because what was common was that the IFP members used to come to the township, kidnap girls and take them to the hostels.
	At the time it was not a question of kidnapping people, but it was a question of relationships between these girls.