SINANGWENYE AKA NTSHETHA
During the first attack, they fired and I told my people to run away.  I said "You should run away", because they were more than us and I would later find a plan to deal with them.  We went to sleep in the forest until the morning, the next morning and then the following morning at about 2 a.m. I wanted everyone to camp and I told them to camp, knowing very well that they were actually more than us and I was sure about one thing, that they were not going to tell themselves that we would be able to hit them, because they knew that they were actually attacking a small number of people, they would assume that we would not confront them because they were more than us.  That is when we decided to confront them.
	At about 2 a.m., I instructed my people to get out and we went straight there and we knew that everyone was free - fast asleep, they had forgotten about the attacks that they had launched to us.  I went there and the area was about a steep slope and there was a freeway on the other side and on the other side of the road there was the sea and on the other side there were houses.  I knew that most of the people who were leaders would be just at the beginning of the area.  They would be having their houses there and we knew that we would start there from where their leaders were and I scattered my people around and I knew that when we start firing there from the area where the leaders were, I knew that a person would be coming down the slope - would be coming up, would just run away, he won't come straight to where the firing was, they would just go down and that is exactly what happened when we got there.  
	We got to that place.  We started fighting there.  We injured those people to such an extent that in court only four of them survived.  The others who woke up from there, they ran straight to the freeway and they were knocked by cars as they were running.  We went back to our place.