LINDANE NTIYANE
On the day of the 12th of April, I think it was on a Sunday, if I still remember very well, we got up in the morning and we heard from members of our community within our neighbourhood, we heard that some people had been attacked the previous night and we also heard from two - or should I say, we heard that two of our community members were attacked and killed on that very same night and that several houses had been torched on the same night.  So we got together and tried to establish what it is that we could do.  We then met with members of the self-defence unit.  There were five members of the self-defence unit within our branch.  	That is where we took a decision to say that now that our members of the community - or members of the ANC for that matter, were always complaining that their members were continuously killed and we as he youth were unable to protect them.  The people who were dying at the time were mostly adults or the elderly.  So we took a decision that - because we knew that these people were dangerous when it came to a war situation, we then made a decision.