NANA MARTHA MATABATHO
I cannot remember the month, but the bottle store was burning and my sister's brother came and said Tata had been shot.  He was trying to run, but he fell at No 335.
KLERKSDORP HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
3 N M MATABATHO
He was a church-goer, he loved church with all his heart, but in that year you wouldn't dare ask people about what they saw.  They were saw afraid of giving evidence.  We didn't even want to ask people because we knew what answer was going to come. It would be "we do not know".  When the church members heard that he had been shot, they came on Sunday to bring us prayers.  While they were still in the yard, even before they could say any word, the police, White policemen arrived and they dispersed the church members.  People were running for their lives.  The police were not giving the people a time to break.  It made them happy to see people sad at all times.