MANDLENKOSI T POSWA
Between April and August these people have done a lot of things to us and we were patient enough.  They came and shot one of our brother in the Sappi company.  This man was a truck driver with the Fire Fighting Department.  They knew that he stayed in that compound.  Therefore, they went there and burnt, light some fire around the place so that he can come out and they went outside and shouted and said there is fire and when he got out of the compound they shot at him.  They failed to shoot him.  He ran with the truck and he managed to call the White man through the two ways radios and the people ran away.
	The following day soldiers came and arrested the people, those leaders, especially the leaders in the IFP rank in Richmond.  We knew and we heard that they were in Richmond Police Station.  I went there, I saw them personally and I greeted them inside the police station.  I found firearms lined on top of a table.  Some of them were unlicensed firearms and I knew those arms, because I was from Gengeshe.  On the following day the very same arms or firearms, I had seen them in Gengeshe with a very big, plastic carrying the ammunition and I asked one of the police, while knowing the truth, and I knew them and I saw those firearms.  I knew they were not licensed.  However, when I arrived at Gengeshe on the 26th I found the very same arms and some of them were left inside the house while they were running and they burnt with the house.
	Those people were collected by Mr Matthyson and he said they must not arrest them, they must release them and be given their firearms, because he was a person who did not want them to be disarmed and Mr Matthyson himself, he was also a police reserve and the police were very much afraid of him.  
FURTHER CROSS-EXAMINATION BY ADVOCATE MPSHE