TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Well, it was Mr Ngcobo who was the perpetrator of the group.  He apparently was a member of the Pan-Africanist Congress, and that was at the time what was said.  That's what he admitted to, but apparently the actual incident had not been an organised attack by the Pan-Africanist Congress, it was a member of the Pan-Africanist Congress that actually did this.  Apparently what happened was that he gathered a whole lot of youths the night before the incident and he promised them food and a place to stay for the evening.  But what was said during the trial is that there was a shopowner who was in the area that had been told of the incident months before, and he had circled it on his calendar, and he knew that it was going to happen because this man had told him that they were going to do this.  The youths at the time that carried out the attack with Mr Ngcobo apparently had no knowledge of what they were going to do.  It was said that some of them said they did know, some of they said they had some sort of idea, but weren't quite sure.  But the motive for the attack was that Mr Ngcobo said that he was doing this in order to show the rest of the white South Africans that Africa was here for the Africans, and that they wanted the white people to leave. 