STANLEY GQIBA
It is not my knowledge that the general public knew.  It was not generally known who was an informer and who was not.  There were people for example in one street there would be certain people who had that information, not the entire community.  For example, my mother did not know that, and my brother too, and yet they were part of the community. They were part of the community but they did not know about this.  People who knew are people who came across the incident or heard about the incident, and therefore it was necessary to inform the structures, and this included parents of the people who were victims in the incident, and therefore we as leaders had to account, meet with the people who were responsible for the deeds, take them along to the different structures and explain so that ultimately the information will arrive at the parents.