TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  I am not quite sure, but I heard it is in Ixopo.   One day I prepared myself, because I had to go to King Edward Hospital.   I told Nomdumisa that I had a wound on my leg and I told Nomdumisa that I was going to hospital.   And I suspected that Nomdumisa went to tell the ANC people that I am going to hospital.   I didn't know that she was going to do that, because she was my friend.   I left.   When I was at the market I saw a bus which was leaving for King Edward and I said, oh I am so late because the doctor said I must arrive at the hospital early in the morning, so that they can give me the treatment.   And then one guy came, who was wearing smart, and said to me, "I will help you, I am the administrator of King Edward, come, I will give you a ride".   I went inside his car.   And while I was in there, my eyes were closed, blindfold.  I didn't know what was going on.   And then I asked them, "Please, just let me make a call calling home".    When you asked to make a call, was this at Umlazi?   ---   No, Umlazi it's my other home.   I don't know where it was where I made a call, because they had my eyes blindfolded.   I told my aunt that, "Aunty, they've abducted me".   And my aunt asked, "Who?", and then they took the phone and hang up.   When I opened my eyes, I was inside a house B from Makhendeni(?).   That's where they raped me.   What is worse is that I was only 16 years, and I was still a virgin, and I had told myself that I wanted to be like my mother.   I used to admire my mother because she only went out with one man, that is my father, and I tried to save my virginity and this is what happened to me.   They raped me, the three guys.   That was the end of my story.   I got pregnant there.   And when I came back home, I was pregnant and now I have a child whom I don't know his father.   There was a certain girl whom I found in that house and she was also abducted, she said she was from Richmond Farm.   They used to come and rape us, both of us, and they will take us to a forest and in that area there were a lot of bodies, dead bodies.  And they used to tell us that this is what we will become.  They used to assault us.   They never used to give us food.   They took my clothes, my money.   They used to give us a bad porridge, which was black.   