MR SITHOLE
I don't know what position he had within the ANC but he was an ANC member.  And I then said to these IFP members, if they had told you not to build shacks there, do not build shacks there, and they then came back.
	And after a few days the TPA police came and instructed the ANC members to move from that area and go back to the designated spot.  I don't know what happened at the time because a fight broke out.  And the following day the TPA members came in the company of police and soldiers, and instructed these ANC people to go back to the designated spot and move away from the place across the river.  And this fighting broke out.  The soldiers demolished the shacks.  And after the demolishing, the shacks were put up again at night. And the following day I was informed about a meeting that was to be convened, which meeting was convened by the ANC.  Yes indeed we met.  It was in the early evening after work, and when we met them they informed us that the old committee that was appointed by the community was no longer wanted.  And I then asked them as to why they did not want this committee, and wanted to know who was going to represent us at the office, and they said that they were going to represent us.  And I said to them, we are the IFP, who are going to represent us?  And they said okay, we give you this committee, and I said to them no, you cannot just push a committee to us just like that.  It is not the IFP that represented or appointed this committee.  Bring the community together and explain to them that you don't want this committee, you are now handing over this committee to the IFP.  And they said it's okay.
	And we had to meet with the community again, and I suggested we would meet on a Friday, and they said they will not be available on Friday.  And I said to them, if you will not be available on Friday, then you should come up with a date and convene such a meeting.