ZANDISILE PATRICK KONDILE
If I recall well I think the reason - firstly, I would say the manner in which the management hired the workers.  Secondly, because we didn't see eye to eye with the Inkatha members.  For instance, if we decide to engage in a strike action we wanted the management to address our grievances.  For instance if we say we want R30,00 extra we would sent by the workers to negotiate with the management and if the management do not want to comply the next best thing for us to do is to go on a strike or on a go-slow until such time that the management complied with our request or our demand.
	Now we noticed that there were other groups or members who were not joining us in the struggle or in the strike when we demanded more wages, instead the Inkatha members were alienating themselves from us and working hand-in-hand with the management but when we get a raise they would also get a raise.
	The other reason was that when COSATU announced that there should be a stay-away, go-slow or a strike for one day, two days or whatever number of days where we would not go to work then we would do that accordingly and we would inform other workers that we are engaging in a strike action, go-slow or a boycott and thereafter we would go back to work and discover that the Inkatha members were continuing work.  
	When we go to check their clock cards as shop stewards we realised that they had been working all along and they had been working whilst we were on strike.  They would tell us that they have come to work and they don't care for the union because the union is disguising itself, it was actually the ANC that was operating within the factory.
	I think the other reason was the hiring system at the factory.  I think we were about 900, there were temporary workers who could have been 20, 30 or 40, to come and help us when there was a lot of work to be done and the system that was used was that a white person who was being helped by Amos who was our chairman, would hire these people but we were not aware that these were Inkatha members and after the period or the temporary period has come to an end the other ones had to leave, others would get permanent employment.  They had to choose from the 20 and get the 10 that was going to get permanent employment.
	We would be told at a later stage because Amos would be involved in the selection of the permanent workers and the other ones who had to leave.  After the other ones had left or the other group, we would realise that the people who had left were members of the ANC and the ones who had got permanent employment were members of Inkatha.  That's one of the reasons that angered members of the ANC and FAWU, the selection process with regard to getting permanent employment.  That is when the people got angry because the rumour circulated that the selection process was unfair, it was favouring Inkatha members.  I think these are the three basic reasons that I've already elaborated on, that caused this fight.