ZOLA NXEBA MICHAEL SONTI
Mr Chairperson they tried, I think 3 times, that is when the conflict arose.  It was not a conflict as such, it's just that there was a disagreement.  As I am going to explain to you how Moleleki is. Block A, B and C are just divided by a rivulet with the other hostels that are on the other side.
	What would happen there, as Mr Motlokwa described or explained that if somebody would say, one, that person is from Moleleki, however, is the person is hesitant until somebody withdraws their weapon or he withdraws the weapon and shoots, the new self defence unit - or a lot of people were injured in the new self defence unit in Block A for those reasons.
	The cars that belonged to the taxi men were taken from there by the same youth.  As people from Block F were patrolling that side - Block F side where there was an Inkatha stronghold, there was not a lot of people there or cars.  Even bakers that would go to Extension 2 Moleleki were - could the speaker please repeat the last sentence?  Bakers cars would be taken, they would be burnt.  
	There's a bakery from Blue Ribbon that was burnt to ashes.  There were parts of cars that were stolen that were found in the shacks of our colleagues.  Some people were injured.  Some people were murdered.