MS MOODLEY
Will do so.
(iv)	Mr Gumbi then formed his own personal gang and recruited some of the youth as members of this gang.  The community then decided to boycott Mr Gumbi's businesses and after a certain meeting for which the local chiefs were present, Mr Gumbi' businesses were looted and burned.  Soon thereafter the IFP squads went around the area enquiring into which organisation people belonged to.  As a result most boys who did not want to associate with the IFP left Wembesi and those who remained were made to join the IFP.
		(v)	The son of Mr Teaspoon Bulle Mkhize, the chairperson of the ANC in Wembesi was also killed.  He was shot whilst being accompanied to school by Mr Mkhize.
		(vi)	When I returned to Wembesi after my father's death the area was divided into IFP and ANC camps.  The misunderstanding which arose between Mbeki Msamanga, the commander of the ANC in the area, and Mr Teaspoon Mkhize, the chairperson in the area resulting in the ANC being divided into two organisations.  Mr Msamanga took some of the ANC members with him together with weapons which belonged to the community.  His group was called Amabumvu, referred to as the SACP which took occupation of the 5 room section.  Following the division within the ANC, the SACP and the ANC became enemies.  
	  (vii)	The fights between these two parties reached a point where the late Mr Harry Gwala came to Wembesi to explain to the people that these two organisations, that is the ANC and the SACP were allies.  Mr Blade Msimande also approached the people explaining same.  Attacks and counter-attacks continued from both sides.  Mr Harry Gwala attempted to establish peace in the community but to no avail.  The fighting continued and resulted in more people being killed.