RHYLINE NENE
First of all I would like to greet the Chairperson of the Commission, members of the Commission and everybody here.  Secondly I would like to thank the opportunity to come here and give details about what happened to my husband.
 I am requesting to start in 1989 about what happened to me in 1989.  My house was burnt down.  My husband was a Councillor in Mdantsane at the time.  Secondly in 1989 when Gqozo had taken over, my shop was also burnt down.
 Everything inside the shop was burnt down, even today I was not able to build the shop again.  Thirdly, the police of Mr Gqozo came to my house in Frankfort.  They were driving a kombi, a cream, white kombi.
 I thought that they just came in the hotel.  At the time my husband was about to have tea as he was coming from the field.
 These people said that Mr Nene, we are here to take you.  He asked them who are you.  They said that we are from the government, we have been sent to take you because there is something that was needed from you.