ABEL OUPA KHOTLE
There are two sides in the whole process of the struggle and there had been instances where Africans were affected.  In this case we - yes, it pained us a lot to notice that the Africans occupied that house and while the matter of the fact was not to really accommodate them there, they were being used as shock absorbers, so to say.  That is why then I'm saying it was one way for them to learn, but then we had to avoid a lesson - we had to teach a lesson but we had to avoid some situations.  In other words, we had to teach them that they allowed themselves to be the shock absorbers on behalf of the europeans.  It was not a question of, that they were intended and at the end it was expected that there should be fatalities, no it wasn't.