MAKI ZOKOZA
Thank you, Mam.  It was in 1992, if I am not mistaken.  On this day, it was in the evening, I was sleeping.  I heard a stone in the door.  I told, I said to my wife there was something in my door.  I went out, I saw boys, but I could not see them clearly.  They ran away.  In the morning we found out that there are three or four houses whose windows were stoned.  We were confused at that time.  We sent a person to the police station to requesting, to request help so that the police can send patrols in the area for evenings.  We gave Ndetayou money to go to Tamacha to the police station.  The police did not respond, but they took the letter.
 Mr Chairperson, at night when I was sleeping, I think it was about ten or 11, someone was knocking on the door.  He said that I am Ndetayou, please open the door.  He said that I was together with the people from the Government.  My wife went to the door, she opened the door.  One soldier came with a gun.  He told me to wake up and put on my clothes.  I asked where are you taking me?  He said put on your clothes.  After that I put on an overall.  I knew that they were going to kill me.  I did not want to have a hat on.  I just took a scarf and this soldier told me to stop.  I told him that it was cold outside.  When I went out there was one soldier outside with a gun.  There was one bakkie, but I do not know the name of the bakkie.  There were people there in that bakkie.  Mbulelo Holana was inside.  This bakkie then turned upwards.  It stopped in Telele's house, the one who was appointed to be a headman.  There were many people in that house.