MR MBAQA
Well he then took it away together with the bag, then we proceeded with the march and I forgot about it.  We then got to the Bop Consulate, in front of the Bop Consulate and then people came there and then the memoranda's were handed over.  
But then I was standing at the back because I was also doubling up maintain some kind of order there.  So I was at the back - so in the process of me walking around there then this chap came up to me - you know Smiles Walters  then came up to me.  He then opened his jacket like this but then I saw what I thought was a grenade.  I won't say it was a grenade but I think it was from what I - I saw.
But then I didn't take him seriously, I just left him there I was disgusted and I - I left him there because  I thought what he was doing you know  rather stupid and that type of thing.   So I just left him alone and I joined  the other guys who were also standing there at the back.  It  was Mafu Davids and another - another comrade I knew him only as Quire and a few other comrades, we were about six or seven - we were standing together there observing the proceedings from the back.
But then at some point just after the memoranda's were handed over - when the people were about to leave the place - at that point I was now walking to the front - I was walking to  John Block - there Chairperson of the Youth League, because I was - I was going to collect the memoranda's that had been signed.