THAMBISO ZAKWE
It was January 1993, I cannot remember the date.  It was the first week of January in 1993.  The youth from Sebokeng came, that is where the deceased was residing.  The youth came to me, they approached me, they were very angry because of some activities that were taking place, that had been taking place for a very long time and the deceased was known as an ANC member of which I was also a member of the same organisation.  I was also one of the people  who were in the leadership of the ANC Youth League.
	They came to me and they were very angry.  Some of them were armed with different weapons and firearms.
	They explained to me that they were looking for the deceased, because all the things that had taken place, we were quiet as leaders of the Youth, we were quiet, because of the things that were done by the deceased.
	When I looked at the situation, I tried to calm them down, I tried to show them that the leaders had taken a position that they were going to deal with that particular person.  I told them to leave everything to me.
	After a certain number of days, we would go back to them and give them a report,but because of the fact that they were very angry, they refused to listen to that story.  They wanted to take the law into their own hands without the leaders.
	I tried as much as I could, to convince them to leave the matter with the leaders.  They later agreed.  They gave me a deadline that if nothing happened, they would do everything themselves, because that would show that we had failed as the leaders, the leaders of the ANC Youth League in that region.
	I told them to go away and I promised them that I would come back and give them a report. I  told them to be at the office the following day at about twelve o'clock, midday.  I parted with them, that was in the evening at about six o'clock.
	They were not satisfied though, they kept on complaining.  After discussing that matter with the Executive of the ANC Youth League, I decided that something should be done with the deceased.
	We had to devise some means to eliminate him so as to end all the problems that we had in the township.  Late in the evening, I took an AK47 rifle, I started looking for the deceased.  I went straight to the place.  The deceased died at a place, at a tavern called Culture Club.  I realised that he was there in that tavern and I even asked the people who were with him.  He was with five people in his company and the other people who had just visited the place, the tavern that is.
	The deceased went out of the house.  I shot at him.  I don't know how many times did I fire, but I shot him and he died on the scene.  I went back home.  The following day, we met with ...