MRS T T MONTSHIVA
In 1990 the location was a troubled one. There was a conflict between the ANC and the Azapos.  The others were calling others Varraras and I don't know what the other party called the other party.  The main issue was about the school.  The ANC members didn't want the children to attend school.  That was the main issue.
 One day, amongst all the trouble, it was in March, on a Friday, we were inside the house - my husband and myself. He sent our son to a boy called Patrick Msia to buy some cooldrink, that is his brother's son. He left Patrick Msia.  After some time he came back running.  He was shouting. I said to my husband there is a child shouting, it sounds like Pinda. When we went out, he went in.  There was a group of people. It was a big group of people.  My husband closed the gate and they demanded this boy.  They had all sorts of weapons, stones and pangas.  Pinda said they have already injured me.  My husband demanded that they go away, but they refused.  I looked to see who are these boys.  Then I realised that their leader was Thabela Syoke with two of his brothers, Bunny and Modibe. 
 To my surprise there was also my brother's child amongst them.  He was in that crowd as well. I demanded to know why was Sipho there, but they didn't respond and they just left.
 It was hardly 20 minutes when two boys came. The other one is Mr Nkosi's son.  When they came back they said we are busy with this one, we want to take him to the hospital, the one who was injured.  
KRUGERSDORP HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
3 MRS T M MONTSHIVA