NOXOLO MJILA
There is something I would like to add.  After we had come back from 
the hospital the police said they could not take a statement, because I was in pain.  
They then came to my house, took a statement.  A few days later the Mayor, Lulamile 
Nazo, came.  He was not yet a Mayor then.  He was together with Bonakele.  He said 
that this case should not be taken to the police as yet.  They are first going to 
investigate why this man shot us.  They then said they would come back and tell us, 
giving us feedback.  We waited for their response, for their feedback they had 
promised.  My father tried to phone Bonakele wanting to know what was going on.  
 We were still in pain.  There was nothing we could do about it.  Bonakele said 
we should go to the police.  He did not give the reasons as they had promised.  We 
were not connected to ADM at all.  Both my husband and I were not members of 
ADM.  We were not members of any organisation.  The police handling the case, 
Mqombothi, when my father went to him he said that these are cadres that he was 
dealing with.  We lost hope.  If a policeman was, if a policeman was tentative in 
helping us then and fearful, there is nothing we could do for ourselves.  Our lives have 
changed.  I am fearful.  If I am in my home I have to lock the doors all the time.  When 
I walk around I am scared, because I do not know what they wanted.  I do not know 
whether they are still watching me.  In my heart I think that they still want to murder 
me.  That is all.