ZANYIWE SYLVIA KAMA
The Organisation arranged for a Lawyer, they found Mr Tabata, then Mr Tabata said that he must be released from prison and he will go to court now and then.  The case was postponed all the time in 1992.  The lawyer did not go to court and in April, 27th April 1993, the Magistrate said that he is going to charge the Attorney because he does not attend the court proceedings.
 The police from Grahamstown came, there were four police, there were five police.  One of them shot Xolani, the other ones were witnesses.  They said that they did not know the police who shot my son.  They claimed that the person who was shot, was a schoolgoing child and I told them that Xolani was not from school at that time, so they said that they did not know Xolani.
 They were then found innocent.  It was then said that two people cannot toyi-toyi and riot by themselves.  That was the end of the case.