M R NDLOVU
After we were released on bail on the 3rd June 1992, police arrived, the SAP police and they were with some ANC members from Kaluza.  They said they were looking for Tabani because they'd heard that he was the one who had killed Gumede.  I told them that Tabani was in town.  They also asked if I was present during that incident.  They said I should pass the message to Tabani that they were looking for him.  Amongst the people who were there was Skiza Zuma, an ex IFP member and they said Tabani should be killed because he was responsible for killing ANC members.  I told that we had already been arrested and charged for this crime, what more do they want because we have been charged for that crime.
When Tabani arrived I told him that the police and ANC 
members had been to our house and they were looking for him and we could see that they were looking out for a fight.
	On the 4th at about 1.30 a.m. some people who called themselves police knocked on our door.  My mother enquired what did they want because they were kicking all doors.  They said we should open the house, they're looking for Tabani.  My mother refused to open the door because it was early in the morning.  They should return in the morning.  They insisted that they were the police, if we do not open the door they will kick the door down.  I said that we should not open the door.  They kicked the doors, broke the doors down and then they also threw petrol bombs and fired shots.  We could realise then that these were not the South African Police because police could not behave in that way.  We all went into the dining room, the house was burnt and they were firing shots.  One of the girls was shot in that incident.  I tried to run away.  I went outside into the veranda and they started firing at me.  I even saw one person who was with these people from kwaKaluza.  Skisa was saying they should kill me but I managed to break away and run away.  They continued firing.  I phoned the police from the one house, the Mabizela house, I phoned the police, the ...[indistinct] police, informing them of this incident.  When the police arrived we went to my home and we discovered that my mother had been shot and also my sister as well as that the house had been burnt down.  Tabani had also been shot and he was at a neighbour's house temporarily.  We picked him up from that house.  His girlfriend, Kyansile, had also been shot.  We took him to the Grey's Hospital.  
	On the following day Tabani was dead.  We buried all my family members and we continued staying at my aunt's house in Westgate because our home had been burned down.