BRIAN QUNA MKHIZE
We looked for him that night because Captain Langeni on the phone was very angry, he was concerned about the damage that this would have on the image of the organisation.  This would have very bad political repercussions and we undertook to look for him.  He wanted him dead before the end of the day.
	We looked for him until we came across him at the main road next to the College.  He was actually headed towards his home, and we were moving towards the opposite direction.  We made a U-turn and followed him.
	There was myself, Romeo and (indistinct) Matenywawya in the vehicle in which we were travelling.  On following him we realised that he was headed for his place and we took a different road whilst he proceeded straight ahead towards a school that was painted yellowish, a school that taught people sewing.
	He proceeded on that road because that is where his house was, and we took the road to our right and met him ahead.  (Indistinct) Matenywa offered that he was going to shoot him and we indicated to him that he is armed, you will not be in the position to do it and he insisted that he would shoot him.
	We asked him what certainty he has and he said he would wish to be given a chance.  We knew that he was very good with firearms but unfortunately he had only five bullets.  We tried to give him another pistol, but he wanted this one particular AK47 that had five bullets.
	When we reversed, there is these electricity transmitters, the ones that you find in the streets, (indistinct) Matenywa himself was shot and he hid himself behind one of these electric transmitters, the one that was just next to Sergeant Khumalo's gate and Sergeant Khumalo would have to park at the gate and wait for the gate to be open and (indistinct) hid himself behind this electric transmitter.
	We proceeded, dropped Matenywa and came back and went back to the school, parked the car at the school to which I referred earlier and we walked back, approaching and as we were approaching, we heard gunshots, single shots were being fired.
	On shooting him, he did not give him a chance to withdraw his own and as Sergeant Khumalo was still waiting for the gate to be opened, there came two men.  They seemed to be from the same family, the Mabiga family and as the other one was getting nearer to Sergeant Khumalo, who was still sitting inside the car holding the steering wheel, Mabiga approached to speak to Khumalo.
	(Indistinct) Matenywa started shooting when Sergeant Khumalo was shooting to this Mabiga person, and the other one was standing at a distance.  As Matenywa was shooting it hit Khumalo and Mabiga.  Both of them were hit.
	The aim was not to shoot Mabiga, but instead to shoot Khumalo.  I had also lost control because we were still approaching, we were not within the immediate place so that I was not in the position to say this is not the opportune time to shoot because we have a second person on the scene.
	Before I arrived on the scene, he started shooting.  Sergeant Khumalo did not exchange fire, he had two firearms, a pistol and a rifle, and he was still talking to Mabiga and as a result he just died there in the car.
	Matenywa ran away towards our direction and we too were at the kind of direction where Matenywa was on the other side of the electricity transmitter and we just stood there.  We did not even get nearer, but yes, indeed the two of them were shot that way.