MS S H CELE
I knew that Kwazi may have or might want to assault me because my family members had been assaulted.  That is why I hid my face.  They went past me, they went straight to the hill.
	When they were going up the hill, I decided to go back home and look for the other children who were at home.  I ran.  I went home.  When I arrived at home, I found the children and I also found Bongani Zulu, who is my brother-in-law.  He was injured.  His muscles were out.
	I told Bongani to run away and he said to me he couldn't run away because he was injured and I said to him he must try.  I got inside the house as I looked for the children.  I met Nana at the gate.  She said she was going to fetch her laundry from the river.  I told Nana not to go because she was going to meet them, but she insisted and then she left.
	I went to various houses there at home.  I went also inside Bonny's house.  I heard someone crying, but I couldn't see the person who was crying.  The wardrobes were all down and the beds were upside down, everything was upside down.  
	I tried to look, I found Bonny under the bed.  He was naked.  He was also assaulted or sjamboked.  I pleaded with him to run away.  He said he couldn't because he was injured.  I told him that he must try because I've already seen Kwazi, and he had two five litres of petrol and he did say to those people that they were coming to burn down the houses.
	Then I tried to dress Bonny.  I put on a shirt on Bonny and a towel.  I didn't want them to recognise him.  I wanted to dress him like a lady, so that they don't recognise him.  And I told him to run away.  
	I took Zodwa's kid and Bonny's kid.  I was seven months pregnant with twins.  I took them with me to the sugar field.  That's when they came, many of them.  They were armed.  I cannot say what type of weapons they had, but the were armed.  
	When they arrived at home, we were now still in the sugar cane field nearby our home.  One could everything which was going on there.  I could hear people talking and they were asking each other that "brother's how can you play with us?"  If I think, I think there were the comrades from Madikwe asking the group from our area, they said "you had told us to come and clean this place, now where are those people?"  
	I could hear the doors breaking down, they were breaking down the doors, the windows.  That's when they started burning the house.  I could see the smoke from the sugar can field and females from across the river were shouting.  
	The only one that I saw and heard, it was Mrs Muandla.  We call her Mkazim.  She was shouting, telling them to hurry up and to burn the houses quicker and faster and she also said that after that they should come to the sugar cane field because there were people hiding in the sugar cane filed.  That's when I told my brother that we should leave the sugar cane field, because also the smoke was getting heavier.  We started running away towards the Khanu's place.  
	Bongumusa Roy Cele shouted.  I could hear his voice because he is my brother, he's my father's son.  And he said "there's the bitch from the family" and he said that I was trying to hide from the banana field.  And it was true, I ran towards the direction of the banana field.  When I arrived there, I arrived at the Khuzwayo's kraal and I found the people there, sitting inside the house and I just got inside the house, I threw Zodwa's kid.  I don't know who caught the kid.