MS MELANE
Yes I am going to tell you.  It was on a Sunday afternoon when my brother was shot, that time I was living at Langa.  I was fetched by my sister-in-law he was his - with her husband, they told me that I am being wanted at home.  I was quite shocked to see them.
 I asked them is there anything that happened they didn't tell me anything, they just took me.  Then we went to Guguletu.  I didn't go straight home, because my home is also in the same vicinity.  My sister-in-law took me to his - to her house.  I tried to ask them what exactly happened here, they didn't tell me.  We went home instead, when I got there, I found out that it was full of people and my father was on his feet and he was telling people what was - what had happened.
 That's when I realised that somebody has died, but I thought - I didn't see anyone - I haven't seen all of them but I could see that my father was alive.  He was telling other people that he was just resting on a Sunday.  And Ginana was sent to the shop by one of the neighbours to buy cigarettes and matches.  Ginana bought all these things from the shop.  When he was getting out of the shop somebody snatched him - a man.  He tried to free himself because he was snatched quite roughly.  He asked him what have I done, why you snatching me like this, no he didn't reply, this man.
 A woman from no 81, no 21 Ms Johnny that is her name, asked this man what has this child done, but the man didn't say anything.  But he went up the street with him, the street that leads to 83.  This woman tried to free my brother from this man, while my brother wanted to free himself, and this man took something from his waist only to find out it was a gun.  Then my brother managed to free himself.  He stepped back, no he didn't run, he was stepping back, he - this man shot him the first time on his chest.  And my brother asked what have I done, he shot him again the second time but he missed.  Now that bullet went straight to no 8.
 My father heard the first shot, he heard the second shot too.  And now he could see now his son coming approaching the house.  He got up and said isn't that my son, falling down there.  Then my father shouted no that is my son, leave him alone.  The shot went again on this - on the third shot my brother fell down.  Then my father threw himself over - over my - over my brother.
 My brother was asking what have I done and this man was still standing over him and he still wanted to shoot but now he ran out of bullets and he was pointing at my brother's head.  The police van arrived and this man got into the - into the van - then it's then that we realised that this man after all is a policeman, even though he was in a civilians clothes, so he left.   They left my brother lying there on the ground.  My father tried to get transport to take my brother to the police station, but he didn't get it.  He tried to get other means.  When my father got back the neighbours had already taken my brother away, the whole street was out - try to help.
 So when my father came in, the neighbours had already taken my brother to the police station, so my father followed to the police station.  When he got there, he found that my brother was on - on a chair, on a bench.  He held his hand, my father could see that he was already dead.  He closed his eyes and then my father fainted right there in the police station.