MANDLA WELLINGTON FOKAZI
When we were moving forward because we couldn't go back, we did not know what was happening there, we met a white person with his people in a farm.  I was behind and I was passing urine and he pointed these people with a gun and he told them to get into a van, a white van.  I don't remember whether it was a Mazda or Izuzu.
	They then got in the car, Nxala and Stephen Makhura.  He also told me to get into the car.  He was speaking Sotho and I didn't understand Sotho but it happened that I got in the car because I could see that he was pointing to this car.  We didn't know where he was taking us.  
	He drove in a high speed and we were scared because we didn't know where he was taking us.  Makhura said to me, he told me to take out my firearm so that I could scare him.  I then did so.  To scare him I shot on top, one shot, the first shot.  He didn't want to drive forward and there were people in that car.  There were also rods there, I didn't know what he was going to do with them.  
	Those people then grabbed me.  They tried to take my firearm.  Tony then stood up.  They didn't know that Tony, (Stephen) had a firearm.  He then pointed them with the firearm and this white man stopped the car, they jumped out of the car and they ran.  
	This white man continued driving.  I then shot for the second time.  He then stopped the car.  When he stopped the car he got out of the car and when he got out of the car he tried to come to our direction.  I thought that he was coming to me.  He then - when he stopped the car, Johannes jumped out of the car, he then met Tony and Tony realised that he was coming towards me.  I prepared myself for him because I could see that there was a fight.  Tony then shot him.  I didn't shoot at that time.  Tony shot twice.  We then ran away to the township.  That is all.