LUCKY JAMES HLENGWA
I did not stay at home therefore in most instances when these attacks were carried out, I would not be home.
	Then there would be no one to protect my family in that case.  Then these people, these boys would be the ones responsible for protecting the entire community.  If for instance I was at home, I would also guard at night, but in my absence, these were the people who were looking after my family.
	Just to go a little further, at one time when I was at home, there was an attack.  A kombi approached and the people who were on guard on that night, thought this kombi was carrying attackers and when it stopped, they realised that it was carrying employees and not attackers.
	When this kombi left the police arrived.  Because of the number of people that were on the road at the time, the police did not know what was going on.  At the time the police used to shoot at youths on the street, at any time.
	These boys would come to me and ask for advice on what they should do because the police always shoot at them, and I would advise them not to run away when the police approached, and they should behave themselves.
	I was trying to negotiate between these two parties.  At one point, these boys came back to report to me and they told me that they had not run away and the police had not shot at them, because of that.
	But when the incident of this kombi occurred, the police didn't know what was going on, there was a lot of people on the street.  I explained to the police just what had gone on.  At that time I was in an overall, I was not in my police uniform.