D WORDSWORTH LETHULI
With regards to this incident, I was called by Sipho Molaba, and on arrival there, I found houses burning and there were people who had been killed, and the people who were responsible were across at Mopela, and he showed me a house where they stayed.  I did see the house and there were people who were around there.   He was not alone, he was in the company of another commander whom I had deployed to him, Zombi, and I told Zombi, "Do you see that house, you would have to do something about it, you have to tell me what you need and I will supply it".
	Zombi came to me in the afternoon and he told me what weapons he needed, and I gave them to him.  Then he left.  I followed thereafter, picked up Mr Ndlaba and we went to stand on a hill where we could see the house across.  In the evenings we heard gunshots and the house was burnt.  People, the boys, returned later, but they returned after a long while.  When they returned, they were carried Lati Sabisi, who was injured.   
	On inquiring how this person was injured, they told me that a mistake had been made, they had told Otolowene to pour petrol and not enter the house, but this boy had indeed entered the house on his own and they had not realised that he was one of them and they had shot him accidentally, therefore he was injured and they had carried him back.  I told the person who used to drive Mr Ndlaba's car to take him to the hospital.  They did not reach the hospital, he died on the way.   
	We had a problem of how to report the incident to his family, and therefore I said to Mr Ndlaba that we will say that he had been killed by the Comrades.  We went to the family and expressed our regrets and told them that he had been killed by the enemy.