LERATO ABEL KHOTLE
The first reason is that we, as Africans in general, when I talk about Africans, I don't want to use the word black, because if you look at me, I'm not black, so I would choose this word black, but we as Africans in general, we were oppressed, and in that oppression, it was clear that who are our oppressors, those are European settlers.
	What I want to say that to identify or select a target in white South Africa, it was not a problem to us, becuase it was clear who are our oppressors, that is the Europeans.  This attack happened, looking that it is not possible for us to achieve our liberation unless those who benefit from their oppression, all those who are represented by, or they represent oppression, and those who support and maintain the villas of white supremacy, those people to us are targets, because we, as Africans, we were more important than any other person who is not an indigenous citizen of this country or in Africa as a whole.  
	It was clear that Europeans came, settled in our country and they disowned us of the ownership of this country and oppressed us, they harassed us and did all those things.  So that in itself, they put themselves as a target to ourselves.  So it was not a problem to identify a target.  What I would say is that the most important issue is that it was a way in which we would be able to fight the corruption and the oppression and the oppressors themselves.  It was the way in which we would be able to retain or attain our identity, and it was the way in which we would be able to attain our land and our government.  So anything which is represented by Europeans in Africa, and those who represent oppression, to us are a target.