MS MBEKUSHE
I would like to start to begin where I first suffered.  In 1986 I was arrested.  I was detained and when I was - when I came out of prison, I came out of prison in 1986 and I was arrested again and before I went out of prison, they took my clothes outside the house and people took everything I had.  When I came out of prison I stayed with other people, because my furniture was taken out of my house.  
My son Sizakele Mbekushe told me that they had a youth meeting on that day.  He went out to the meeting on that day.  At about five to six p.m. we heard people singing -  toi-toiing and we heard gun shots while people were toi-toiing.  After a while my sister's child came in and said that my sister is calling me.  When I arrived there I saw my son lying down.  I called him Sizakele - he could not say anything out of his mouth.
I asked other children who were around to go out - and to go out and find a car.  When we arrived at the doctor in front of the OK, the doctor told us he was already dead and we have to take him to the hospital.  We took him to the hospital and we came back.  When I asked who shot my son, they said it was Ketile.