STANLEY GQIBA
In my discussion with them I wanted to know whether they were sure whether these people were informers or not, and they had to convince me that indeed these people were informers and they were guilty of all the offences that were levelled against them.  They assured me that these people were informers, and they went as far as to say that they had witnesses, people who could testify to that effect.  And usually in the township one could not have been singled out and be pursued for a very long time accused of being an informer, if that was not the case.  If a person was singled out definitely there must have been something about that person.