MS S H CELE
Yes, I went to the police, I reported the matter.  Also I reported about the people who were still missing from my family members, including my father and another kid who was also assaulted, Makasonge.  I reported this to the police.  The police took me with to my home.
	When we arrived at home we found my father there.  He was still sitting in the remaining rondavel, which was not burnt down.  We asked my father to come with us.  He refused.  He said he wasn't going anywhere because he didn't have any enemies.  We pleaded with him.  He refused, and then we left him there. 
	I left with the police.  I asked the police to give me a ride to my sister's place.  The police took me and left me at my sister's place.  As I was approaching my sisters place - one could see from my sister's place to my house or my family house, I saw the remaining rondavel being burnt down.  I told my sister again that the remaining hut was now on fire.  
	Again I went back to the police and I told the police that they had burnt down that remaining rondavel.  I didn't go back with the police to my place, I didn't have enough strength.  They took my sister with them, my sister, Nokokanja.  
	They went home and they found that the remaining hut was burnt down and they started looking for my father.  I think they looked for him for three days, they couldn't find him.  And one person we didn't know gave us an idea as to where my father was.  The police went and they found my father in a bush near the Madlala kraal.  He was burnt.