NOMTANDAZO LYDIA KALENI
I had gone to work on that day and I used to come back late because we knock off duty at six o'clock.  And only my two grandchildren used to be at home, no adult.  When I got home, my children came to me and said Ma, Veza has been shot.
 They used to call him Veza, they said to me Veza had been shot and there and then I was so upset, I wanted to know who shot at my children.  They said a casper, he had been shot from a casper.  I wanted to know where is he now and they said we do not know if he is at the hospital where our aunt works.
 I worked at the Town Hospital and she worked at the Provincial Hospital.  I walked around in a daze, hoping that a neighbour at least would come and tell me what had happened - nobody came and I did not know where to go, where
to start, who to go to first.
 After my daughter had come off duty, before I gave her a chance I asked her if Velile was at hospital and she said what happened to Velile?  And I asked her is he not at your hospital because he has been shot and she wanted to know who told you - I said well, these children told me.
 She did not know anything about him having been shot.  Not even one of the people in the street or the location ...