PAULINA MASELEPE KEKANA
In 1985 the very same week because there was chaos we were afraid, we didn't even want to go to the wholesalers because of the police caspars. What was more painful is that we have a hotel in the neighbourhood, they just sat there and they could see everything that was taking place in the township.
 On the 19th of July, a Friday at about 20 past nine I was preparing myself to go to the funeral of Mr Goniwe here in Cradock, my shop had two outside glass panels, and even in my house there's a glass division and if the shop is closed they usually use a curtain.  The children were still washing the dishes, and I heard that people were pelting stones from outside and they went through the outside glass to the inside glass to the house. While I was still surprised at who was doing this because the stones were just tumbling in...(intervention)