VICTOR WANDA MUCHACHO MABASO
Some of these firearms were kept at the office, so that in case there is an attack from behind where the office was.  You see most of the time the Inkatha people did not come on their own.  They would be delivered by Caspirs so that most of the time it would happen that there would be killings at or behind us where we were not observant.  So that we wanted to have a situation where we could easily prevent such attacks from happening, and I used to order that each one of our people have their firearms within their group.  I had seven groups.  All of these groups had their own firearms, or should I say there was one firearm per group.