TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  The certain boy called Piet Magawu brought petrol and poured it inside, and the comrades were able to run to take the child to the other neighbour.  Whilst we were still in the house, and the house was now in flames, Mr Mangese was now at the front of the door with other two boys.  When we ran outside the house he said, "Come here."  Then I asked Mr Mangese, I said, "What did we do to you because you have never seen me in front of your shop or in front of your house?"  The comrades were fighting that they should resign from being councillors.  Then they agreed, and the comrades said to them they have got to resign as councillors in our township.  That was the beginning of the conflict.  After this conflict had started, and my house was at the corner, and their wives were singing, passing through our streets.  They are saying, "We are Inkatha members and we kill."  Yes, it is true they would enter into the township, they would go inside the people's houses, and they will hit people with sjamboks and assault them.