MRS KAYANA
In 1979, January, Victor Kayana got lost, disappeared.  After his disappearance he left his children behind.  He came back to collect his children.  Thereafter I was ill-treated by the police security, humiliated by securities.  I was being harassed, clapped.  I am asking, underestimating if I can say I saw some glasses such that I have difficulty in seeing now.  I have been treated, but I still have difficulty in seeing.  Thereafter in 1985, November I received a letter from Ermelo Education Department.  As I am working as a teacher that letter stated that I should go to Ermelo to collect my UIF.  Then I understood that that was just a sort of a snare.  That when I left Ermelo, where I was staying in Devon I was running away from the harassment of the police.
 We were raided daily, day and night and we use to have so many visitors, police or soldiers and my disabled child was being beaten by dogs.  When we reported the matter to the police we were not, our statements were not taken.  In 1985 after receiving the letter that I should report at Ermelo I just understood that it was just a snare that I should go to Ermelo.  I then received the telephone from Swaziland that Victor is late.  Then I went to Swaziland trying to connect the death of Victor and Barney's and Victor's death.  Then we met, I met Mr Simelane.  Then he took me to Barney's place.  What I am trying to say is that the statement that was given by Pepu coincides exactly with my statement, because we have been working together trying to trace our kids where they have been buried.  We even tried, we even connected, consulted with Priscilla Jana who assisted us.  Unfortunately, we could not get hold of our children's corpses.  We tried to make memorial services at, I did the memorial service at Flagstaff, because I was in Transkei, because having failed to get the clear statement I stayed.  
 They went to Middleburg.  Unfortunately I was at school, because I received the information, message late.  So I could not go.  Then Mandiswa went there.  After partying with them then I could not anything clear.  I got clarification from Lusaka that I should visit Lusaka.  Then I visited Lusaka as well to see Victor's children.  After I saw Victor's children after the death of Sipho Kayana on the 16th of September 1986.  Victor also died whilst working for ANC.  I tried to look for, I would like to have the death certificate of Sipho, because what I would like to have Sipho's death certificate, because he is, because my police stated that after, the policies had said that we are going to benefit from his policy.  After some time I received the paper that says that soldiers will never die, but fade away.  
 In 1985 when everything was quiet I wrote a letter to  the President, the President of Transkei.  Unfortunately, the President was not available when the letter reached his office.  Then the secretary answered the letter and said that the matter has been referred to Shell House.  Thereafter I have never received anything from Shell House.  My request is more or less the same as what Mr Pepu has requested.  Everything was just the same.  We have been working in co-operation with the Simelane, the Pepu and the Kayana families trying to trace our kids.  My request is that Victor, I have never, my request is that I have never seen Victor's grave.  So my request is that he should be reburied, they should be exhumed and be buried.  
 There is another child whom is said, as it is said that, there is another child that was buried in Swaziland who died whilst fighting for freedom which is now being enjoyed by everybody, but today people that have suffered a lot about their kids and having tears rolling down their cheeks, but we do not see anything, everything is just quiet.  I would request that that person, that child should also be exhumed from Swaziland and be buried where he comes from.  His father died in Bethal, somewhere in Bethal so he should be exhumed from Swaziland to be buried in, he should be exhumed from Swaziland and be buried in Bethal.  His family should be collected from Transkei to come and attend that reburial.  
 My other request is that as Victor is having kids, his kids should be given something.  It should not be just as he said about Vaku.  As we had gone to Lusaka we were promised the bursaries for the kids, but those bursaries were never made available.  So we would request that something should  be done so that we should feel that, should feel for the kids that died for, in freedom as it.