ROMEO MBUSO MBAMBO
Firstly, it was to send a message to the ANC so that the ANC should clearly understand and acknowledge the presence of the IFP at eSikhawini and that the IFP was strong with an intention of trying to drive a point or create a situation where later the IFP leaders would address people and give them reassurance that they must join the IFP to be protected.  Those who did not want to join the IFP should ultimately realise that they were not protected and therefore they should move and vacate eSikhawini so that the whole of eSikhawini would be an IFP area.
	That would be easier for the IFP leaders at eSikhawini because as we have already explained that there are four sections at eSikhawini.  All these other three sections are ANC sections.  It is only J2 that is IFP and these three are the ones that were attacked and that is where people died.  J2 was not attacked, nobody died there as well and that simply explains the fact that if a person was a member of the IFP was therefore protected, such a person was protected.
	If something was going to happen or something similar to that happened which happened at Ensilini, people knew there, people who were members of the ANC.  
	Dina has also given an example of Bonani Insomi, he was one of the ANC leaders who were prominent in Empangeni, he resided at Ensileni himself as well but he was attacked with his followers and they were expelled from Ensinleni.  I don't know whether it's still the case now but before my arrest if you entered Ensilini at the enter point there is a police station there.  Next to the police station there was a flag that was hoisted there, that was the IFP flag indicating that Ensileni and surroundings was an IFP area and it was truly the case.  That was the intention of the IFP leaders at eSikhawini.