THAMSANQA NDLOVU
Yes.  We sat down and talked about it, myself, comrade Keke Nyawuse and the other comrades who were in exile, but they were not coming from my neighbourhood.  We saw a reason as trained people, to do something to help the community.
	We decided that in order to be able to protect ourselves - we had nothing as trained people, we had nothing like firearms to protect the community, we decided that we should get the firearms to be able to protect ourselves as well as the communities.
	We agreed on the first step as to get the firearms.  As trained people we knew how to disarm a person and it was very easy for us to see a person who is not expecting anything.  We decided that the people who did not belong to our organisation would be our targets, people like police.  
	It happened on the 2nd of July in 1992.  We saw this person who had a firearm and we did not know this person and we suspected that he was one of the people who were in the other organisations, other than the ANC.  Our opponents, or perhaps a policeman.  
	Myself and Keke, we saw this person as we were standing at Section F.  He was walking down the road.  When we saw him and we took a closer look we saw a firearm on the left-hand side of his jacket and when we saw that he had a firearm we followed him, because that was what we were looking for at that time.
	As he was not expecting anything, when we arrived at the stop sign, Keke Nyawuse went to talk to him as a person who was asking for something else, but he just wanted to distract his mind.  I had an empty bottle, cool-drink bottle, and I hit him at the back of his head.  He fell down and I took his firearm.  I shot in the air twice, though I cannot remember very well if I shot twice or three times, because I wanted him to run away, so that he cannot be able to follow our tracks.
	We took the firearm and it happened after a week or two, I was arrested.  I was sentenced to seven years in prison.