DR MAGWAZA
taken place."  Women started screaming and waking up the neighbours.  Just as it was dark we heard there was a lot of gunshots.  Luckily I was saved, I survived.  There is also a friend of mine who is in this hall who was shot on that day.  We ran away and went into Khuzwayo's house.  Just as we were there the electricity came back, and the soldiers came an knocked.  Mr Dubazana opened up the door.  When they were still knocking I had made a call to the Parliament.  At the time we were not represented at Parliament.  There were certain members of the DP whom we used to tell that we were now being harassed.  And we indicated that the police were harassing us, and I made that call and told them that we were being attacked by the police at that time.  That is when they barged in and got into the house, and at that time many people were already hiding.  They got inside.  They got the people out.  Whoever was hiding was taken out of his or her hiding place.  They started searching the house and they pointed out that they were actually looking for a certain woman.  There was a soldier, a white soldier, but he was speaking Zulu, and he was saying they want a certain very dangerous woman who was staying in Chesterville.