LUCKY JAMES HLENGWA
It was not a formal structure, but it had been formed because of the situation in the township.  There was no time to set up a formal structure, but people just volunteered to defend the community because they were also compelled to protect their own families and their own neighbours in the community.
	There was no formal set up that was put in place.  That is how I also started helping out because I was also a member of the community.
	It was rather difficult for me as a person who was employed by the government, to be part of attacks on the communities.  So I resolved to help the community, because my own family was also attacked.  As time went on, on realising the situation was getting worse, and that the weapons that these boys had, were insufficient.
	The people who came to attack, would be armed with guns and they were travelling in cars and because we did not have sufficient guns, it became apparent that we should get more.