WALTER SMILES
Okay ek sal in Afrikaans praat.   
I am Walter Smiles, I am a member of the ANC Youth League and the ANC from when we started in Marshall Street and our structure was sound and I was with MK and everything was fine.
What actually happened on this particular day - there was a march - a COSAS  march and I knew nothing about this march and it started in Arena.    I sat on the wall at the four-way stop in the township and we went back to Arena and that's where I saw where the march came from.
And then we got into the cars and we drove off and everything was still fine.  And we went all the way to town and when we arrived here I wasn't told what the whole cause of the trouble was when I got into the car - that was never explained to me.  What then happened is that the Major asked me, this is Lawrence Mbatha that I am referring to, the Commander of the Northern Cape.
We went up and he then took me to the OK Centre at the four-way, it's a four-way stop and there were lots of  people because there were lots of people and it was time to go home and we got off there.
When I got out of the car there I wasn't informed of any grenade or anything - I was just given a piece of paper, a wrapped up piece of paper and there was a grenade inside - there was a grenade inside the paper.