CROSBY KOLANI NDINISA
Yes, it was very important, because AZAPO members were attacking people and what I can say is that in 1985 AZAPO members would come in the middle of the night together with the police in their Caspirs.  They would come to where the Comrades were staying and they would stop the Caspir in front of the Comrade's home and they would go out of the Caspir and attack you as the Comrade.  After that they would axe you and use all sorts of weapons to you and they would leave with their Caspir.  This led to that, as I was a member of PAYCO, I decided to be in a group where we were trained to defend ourselves.  As the community we were looking for weapons to defend ourselves.