BOYCE MTYOBILE
There were four of us on duty, but when the incident occurred, there was only three of us left.  The one had left and said that he does not feel at peace, he would rather go to Bisho where we worked.
 The others that were left, was sleeping because we would give each other chances to sleep, four hours at a time.  At about 2 am, when I was waking them up so that I could sleep, I heard something being thrown into the tent and when I tried to figure out what it was, something else was thrown.
 I realised that it was a hand grenade.  I just felt something wet on my feet.  One of my toes was sore as if I tripped over, I hid my head behind the bed, I also felt something wet on my thigh.  I could not take much notice of this at the time.  I felt the person next to me, just to see if he was still alive, we held onto each other.
 The noise continued.  The bangs went on.  The dogs were barking.  We realised that as the dogs were barking, the people were running away.   We tried to get out, I told them that it is as if I had been shot.  They ran out.  When I tried to run out, I fell because there as gas that was suffocating me.
 I was dizzy.  I called out to come get me.  The walkie talkie we had, was not working at the time.  We tried to get a house with a phone, we phoned the Control at Bisho to tell them about the incident.  I was then taken to hospital, an ambulance came to fetch me.