MZOBONA LEONARD HADEBE
All I can say is we were working peacefully and we didn't have any problems.  We as workers never had any problems at work.  The only problem came when in the township they decided that they've decided that they didn't want Inkatha members.  This spread up until at work.
	They decided that they didn't want Inkatha members at work, and we were working and we didn't have a powerful union which we trusted.  The only union which was there was Fawu if I'm not mistaken.
	When we were supposed to choose a union, it was long after we started disagreeing from outside, from the township and then we were told that we should tell them the name of the union which we wanted it to be the one.  Some chose Fawu and others Uwusa.  
	When they said no, we needed one union, we people who chose Uwusa didn't want to be under Fawu because we identified Fawu as an ANC union.  Then the Fawu people also said they didn't want to belong under Uwusa because Uwusa belonged to Inkatha.
	They said they will never mix with IFP dogs.  That's when we had a serious dispute but it had nothing to do with management.