MS NDINGANE
A child came at approximately six o'clock while I was sleeping and knocked at the door.  The child had also gone to the prayer service for this deceased person and came to tell us that the people that had gone to that service, had been assaulted and others were arrested.
 Selby was one of the people who was at that service.  I was told that some of them were at the police station.  I then went and got my aunt and we went there and when we got there, we were told to stand aside.  We stood aside.  I think the Commander of the Police said that because there were so many of us.  
 It was then asked who the child's mother was and I heard him tell my aunt, that the child had been injured, fatally injured and was at the mortuary and the aunt said that I was the mother.  And he said that he sympathised with me, the child had been shot by the police.
 I then fainted and I - when I came to, I was at Mr Fani Mdange's house.  The following week we were told to go to the Investigators to find out what happened.  They told us that we should come back the Wednesday morning and that a post-mortem was going to be conducted at the Day Hospital.
 We then went at one o'clock and went to Stompie's, it was performed and my aunt went in because I could not handle it, I was ill.  My aunt went in and came out with her hands full of blood and we were told to get transport and take him to a mortuary.