TESTIMONY_GIVER:
 So when we got there we asked for him and they said he had gone to Johannesburg so we decided to go back home.  Then the following month we, he told us we were going to come back to Bisho to join the march and we did exactly that and when we got to Bisho we found there was some fence that was there and it wasn't the fence of the march.  We had water with us so as to drink on our way.  It was for a time and at about 1 o'clock, not knowing what had actually happened, I still remember there was one young boy sitting next to me who was shot and there was a pregnant woman in front of me.  She was also shot and she fell on her stomach.  That was in Bisho.  Then I really can't tell what happened because I also found myself lying on my back, not knowing what had actually happened.  I had a shot on my leg and the person who assisted me, because we were very much afraid to go to places that could help us because there was a trap that people were looking for those people who had used their shots.  So we feared getting to hospitals.  Chris Hani took me to hospital and when I came out of hospital I realised that they had taken out the bullet from my leg.