NOTUTU LIZZIE JAMES
During his funeral there were some disturbances because they were shooting teargas, there was a helicopter that was moving around.  I only noticed all these after we came from the graveyard and I only noticed - I also noticed that the schools were burning.
 After the funeral I took a taxi.  I went to a place called Nolali where Xolile was working.  The Councillor refused me permission to talk to Xolile.  I think they phoned the police station because after that I saw the police vans and the police alighted from the vans, pointing guns and they surrounded me and Xolile came out of the office and I said, don't be afraid, Xolile, I am not going to do anything.  I just want to tell you something.
 As a Xhoza person, if you know that if somebody else have done something wrong to you, you usually go to the inyanga's.  If you don't have money to consult inyanga, tell me, I will give you money to pay your inyanga, because my only inyanga is my God and all that has happened, God will see to it and I left him.
 I went back to the house and even in the house I didn't tell anybody.