LUCKY JAMES HLENGWA
I then felt that the assistance that I was providing them at the time, was insufficient because they could not continue protecting themselves and the community and when we were discussing this, they mentioned that their guns were insufficient.
	Another factor was that it was not only M Section that was involved in the conflict, but the entire township.  Some people from K Section would come and assist in the Section, and the people at K Section were also involved in fighting with others from Richmond Farm, therefore weapons would have to be distributed amongst all these areas.
	For example people from M Section would have only one gun and therefore could not continue fighting in a proper way.
	Because of this problem, I told them that I will try and see how I could acquire more guns to supplement the ones that they had.  Because at that time, I could only supply them with ammunition.
	I could not give them my own service pistol, because if anything happens, we will be in trouble, because the activities that we were engaged in, were illegal.  If for instance my gun was fired in fighting, I would be in trouble.