GEORGE NDINI SIMAYILE
Nobody gave me a statement as to what happened.  What I heard as I did not stay in Ntuzuma, you are a (indistinct) person, you are accused of being an ANC member even if you were not.
 I just wanted to give you a brief background.  I then came back to make arrangements to bury him back here at home.  I started being ill, my health deteriorated.  When I got back to Durban, the case had gone to the supreme court.
 The report was that the case was dismissed.  Actually it was a high Magistrate from KwaZulu Natal who dismissed the case.
 Fortunately because I was selling dagga at the time, I would be arrested, sentenced to five years in prison.  I did not really care because I constantly lost jobs.  I had been arrested for selling dagga.  I was washing a police van in prison, this man then asked if I could help him on something, then this man said is this Bala, there is another Bala who was really giving us problems, we trapped him.
 We could not catch him easily, he was an ANC member.  The Inkatha were about to give in.  I was washing the bakkie, I washed it on the same side now, because I wanted
to hear what they were talking about.  There was a girlfriend of his in Durban, they said they went to this woman, gave him money so that if he gets there, makes him tea then she must leave the man in the house and then phone us.
 He got there, this woman went and phoned us, they left to go to the police.  They said that when they got there, they told him that his life was over.  They said they called him to the streets, there was one (indistinct), they shot him, they murdered him.
 The one police was so shocked because I started strangling this policeman, I was taken to solitary confinement for seven days.  I told them the reason.  What I want now is to know can or should a man be murdered like a dog and nothing happens to the perpetrators?