LUCKY JAMES HLENGWA
I will like to say something.  Can I say a few words?
	I would like to submit that when I grew up and went to school at kwaMashu there was a bit of violence.  When I attended school at Mzuvehle, there would be violence.  We would be involved in marches.  We actually struggled for the release of Mr Mandela.
	This was done under the banners of the UDF or the ANC.  Although I was still young and did not know much about politics, I knew about Mandela and what was going on.  As I grew up, I realised that there was this conflict between this two organisations and when I joined the police, I realised that the members themselves were divided between these two organisations.
	You also had to align yourself with one, you cannot be neutral.  Unfortunately you also could not reveal that you were part of one organisation.