MDUDUZI M GUMBI
During 1991 in Richmond violence erupted and it was somewhere around February when this started. People started fighting and violence was intensified.  Somewhere during June 1991 on the 23rd there had been an attack on us at our area.   People entered our area which was a low-lying area and they were coming from above and they shot at us and one person was shot and then we started running because we never expected to be attacked.  However, we came back.  When coming back the attackers ran away.
	We stayed there and we gathered trying to find out as to how we are going to survive because we knew we are not going to be able to sleep.  We sat and discussed.  One of us by the name of Mbandla came with a view that we should pay revenge.  However it was quickly said that we can do it voluntarily, we are not forced to join the revenge.  Some people volunteered to go and attack, and I was one of them.  
	Myself and my fellow accused we arrived at the first home that was the Dlamini family and in front of the house there was a young boy standing there.  When arriving there we suspected that the house might be one of the camps where our attackers had camped therefore we started surrounding the house and we got into the house or family or homestead.  We started shooting at the person who appeared at the door.