FUNDISELE GULENI
When we realised that this shooting was intensifying, we had to try some means to remove the cars inside the school premises.   When Mr Mfeketho came in, the Chairperson, he tried to reverse, to put the gear on reverse before starting the car, and there was firing, but fortunately when he got in, he took cover inside the car, but the bullet missed him and his shoe was left in there, and I told the other comrade to pick up his shoe, but when he was trying to take this shoe and some bullet rang out and he later got hold of that shoe.  Mr Mfeketho was armed with a .38 firearm.  We realised that it was difficult for us to remove those cars and this car was, Mr Mfeketho's car was next to the tree.   Ndumiso's car was taken during the night and all the cars were there until the following morning.  They tried to remove Mr Matshaya from the back, that is what happened at that time.   This firing continued and Mr Matshaya decided to go back and we were left at the scene.  I was told by Damdile who found me in one of the premises there, and there was a wall made of stones in this yard where I was.  Damdile came to me and told me that it is not safe for me to be there, because I don't know what kind of a person the owner was, and he told me that the TDF soldiers were there, and he told me to step back and I did so.  We went back to the office where we found a certain Judge who was also there during the pre-election processes.  As we were still giving him the story, the Judge, that is, we heard gunfiring and we went to inspect.  As we were next to the bridge, we saw two soldiers of which we thought those soldiers were APLA soldiers, we saw them laying there, and we - there was also, the roads were barricaded by the people of Port St Johns, because they didn't want innocent people to get to the danger zone.  When we enquired about these soldiers who were laying there, we were told those people were shot at by the TDF soldiers because they came from Mposelwa's direction, going up the street, that is the story that we got from the people and they met with this soldier, the one who was shooting at Port St Johns.