In the Durban High Court, a senior employee from a restaurant provides testimony in the trial of the Govender brothers, relating to the shooting of Shailen Singh. The witness describes the circumstances around the incident, including what they observed at the scene. The testimony includes identifying details about a person they saw—Ferrel—standing in front of a white bakkie. The witness outlines the positions and presence of individuals involved, and recounts the observable events that led to the shooting. The court hears that the witness’s account is intended to clarify key aspects of the timeline and the individuals present near the vehicle and at the scene. The testimony is presented as part of the prosecution’s effort to establish the relevant facts surrounding the shooting, while the defence has the opportunity to challenge the account through cross-examination. The case continues as the court evaluates the witness’s evidence alongside other testimony and material presented during the trial.