happening and, also, sent text messages to Senator George I Sekibo, Barrister John Kalipa, a Member of House of Representatives, as well as the Governor to inform them of the happenings and ask for their intervention. He also narrated the steps he took to send the injured to hospital for treatment. He also stated that he recorded some of the events of that day with his camera. Under cross-examination, the witnesses confirmed that some of the people whose houses were demolished in another settlement were compensated but insisted that not all the people were compensated. He affirmed that it is the responsibility of the 3rd - 5th defendants to embark on the development of the state. He agreed that he is not a resident in Bundu but was involved in organizing the protest. . :: .-.-·- .., •.., :: . 86. PW5 told the Court how he was alerted by PW4 of the happenings on the 12th of October, 2009 and the part he . played. He tendered a video clip of some of the events recorded by PW4 and hin1self. Under cross-examination he stated that he contributed - materials for the Amnesty International report but that he is not a staff of An1nesty International. He stated that he learnt that someone was killed, as contained in two newspaper reports but that he has no medical report of the death. He adn1itted that the Governor refuted the incident of the 12th of October but