HUMPHREY LUYANDA GQOMFA
Shortly I can say, on that particular day, it was on the 18th of March 1992.  It was a day of the referendum as Mr Mbandazayo had said.  When this Comrade came, Comrade Happy, and the other two Comrades, he was the third one.  There was another Comrade who was providing us with transport that was at Datsun.  It was blueish in colour, greenish in colour.
	We took the direction to Zastron, from Sterkspruit to Zastron.  I think we took the right-hand route.  We stopped at about 10 - 15 kilometres.  We alighted from the Datsun, and the Datsun went back.  After which a bakkie, Isuzu, came from the Biscuit Bakery.  The colour was cream, the colour of the bakkie was off-white.  There was only one occupant in that bakkie.  We decided not to shoot the people who were in that car because we didn't have a reason, we didn't have a grudge, we didn't hold a grudge to other Africans but we wanted their car.  We had no reason to shoot at that person.  All we wanted from them was transport.  We wanted to use their transport.  We took the car from him.  We gave him a R20 note.  We told them to go to the Police Station to report that the APLA cadres took his car.  We ensured him that he would get his car in the same condition.  We left that Comrade there.