MR MOLOHLANYE
Thank you Chairperson.   Mr Cele, as I did earlier, can you please tell this Committee what happened on the 28th of December 1989?
MR R.B. CELE: On the 28th of December, because there had been survivals of the incident of the 25th, no one felt safe.  We did not sleep at our homes.   My family had left, I was the only person remaining.   On that evening, it was already dark, I heard people approaching my home.  I assumed that they must be comrades because we were at that time patrolling the area because of the situation.   Before I could communicate or contact these people, I heard gunshots.  I was standing, leaning against a big tree. When I heard these gunshots I returned fire, because I had a firearm in my possession.  Immediately thereafter comrades from the area came, wanting to know what was going on.   When they enquired I informed them that there were people who had just fired shots at me and they were chased.  As explained before, it was dark, we chased  after these people and managed to get hold of just one of them.  Myself and Bongani then shot this person and thereafter we dispersed.  On the following day, it was discovered that Amos Cele had been amongst that group of people.  In fact it was Amos Cele who had been shot.