MR MOKOENA
Of course yes.  1991 was of course a year of victimisation if I may say so, to all the members of the ANC Youth League and the entire community in Block 7 where I was staying.
	January month of that year, one of the comrades was killed by what is believed to be the third force activities or the hit squad activities.
	Then in April month during the long-weekend of Good Friday, the then General Secretary of the ANC Youth League, Mr Cassius Mahuma, was held at gunpoint by the deceased and some other members of the gang.  He was searched, intimidated and accused of being one of the comrades.
	In August month, the very same year of 1991, the family of Matsaba were on their way to the doctor when the deceased and other members of their criminal gang attacked the car on its driveway to the doctor.  The car was smashed by the throwing of stones, the house was smashed by throwing of stones, and as a result of that one of the family members sustained injuries from head to body.  Then as the car was on its way to the doctor for the child illness, the young boy passed away the very same night.  	It was hardly a month when Mr John Mokome was stabbed critically on the 7th of September 1991 ...[intervention]