TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  The day they took me, they have not yet arrested Bongani, because they wanted me to take him out and they dropped me off the road and I went back home.  Sikumbuzo arrived at home at 12 o'clock.  He couldn't walk.  When he was coughing, he would cough blood.  I said to him, "Sikumbuzo, what happened?", and he said, "Mom, they've picked Bongani".  I gave him money and he went to the hospital.  When he returned from the hospital, he was so scared and he said, "Mom, I'm now going to Izingolweni.  I want to go and stay there.  I'm afraid the police might come back and harass me and torture me once more".  We tried to find Bongani at the police and every time they would say no, they don't know his whereabouts.  I went to Mr Mlaba.  Mr Mlaba tried to search for Bongani.  They took Bongani in May and it was June - towards the end of July the police arrived.  He was handcuffed, heavily chained on both the hands and the feet.  They said he should take out the weapons, because his uncle gave him those weapons.  They searched, but no guns were found and he pointed at a furrow where the water pass.  They left and they told me that Bongani will never be seen again.  I was sleeping.  It was Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.  I heard people knocking at my door.  It was a harsh knock and I could realise that it was the police, because they used to come to my place.  I woke up and I opened the door.  A policeman gave me a card and he said Bongani had been shot by the police.  "If you want to know everything, details, you'll go the police station".  I wasn't alone in the house - I was alone in the house, because my children all ran away.  They were scared.  I 