ZOLA NXEBA MICHAEL SONTI
Mr Chairman, previously pamphlets were distributed indicating to a meeting to be attended at the end of the week and in that particular meeting I was not called with these other three people, myself being the fourth one but because of rumours we went to block F.
	When we arrived before the meeting commenced we were withdrawn by the person who was chairing the meeting, whose name I have already mentioned as George Mokwena of 8552 block E.  What he said, I would like it to be interpreted in English.  He was standing on a rock: "Comrades and compatriots, can we discuss our problems here at block F whilst there are some observers".
	He made certain people raise their hands.  As they raised their hands ...[indistinct] they opposed the three that was called observers.  Myself, Ramabele, Ntjebe were requested to say because we do not belong in block F we are then therefore requested to be released.  	And there was ...[indistinct] between this small group and the rest, those of block F.  This small group is the one that said we may not.  Most of the people were happy about the reason of our coming and it was indicated that we cannot discuss our problems in block F when there were people from other blocks in the meeting.
	The youth that was there at the time, about 500 metres away from where the meeting was being held had their own meeting where there were girls, younger girls.  I was requested to leave and other people were not happy about the idea, wondering if they know what reason brought us there.  
	One person whom I listened very carefully was Mr Buthelezi who said: "People who do not stay in block F must leave and attend their own meetings in their respective blocks".  Mr Moloi stayed behind in the meeting as he was part of block F under the self-defence unit in that area of Moleleki Extension 2, 1993.
	In the evening of that very same day on Sunday the 5th we had ...[indistinct] members of the self-defence unit in zone 5.  It had already been heard and understood that there was going to be a confrontation between people in Extension 2 and the youth.  We decided on time and by the time we left Mr Moloi we requested him to make the necessary announcement notifying the necessary people that we wanted to be brought together with the ANC Youth Members.  
	We decided on 8 o'clock, 7 o'clock at the usual meeting place in Moleleki Extension 2.  If I am not mistaken it is called: "People's Park". That's where we used to meet people from A,B,C,D,E,F where problems effecting that community were discussed.