GEORGE NDINI SIMAYILE
I just want to add something about Naqolana.  Mr (indistinct) was here, he gave a good summary of what happened, he just left out that on the last day if you give me this time, we don't understand you well, I thought people are rather deaf, but I realise that it is quite an awkward spot.
 This child was mine, I would take him to the bushes or hide with him.  I - he went and was trying to join the Matanzima regime.  I stopped him.  My children would go up to standard five because I could not afford them to go on.
 He then left for Durban.  In Durban he was an ANC clerk.  We did not stay together, the Inkatha people intimidated him.  I heard that he passed away in 1986, it was on a Saturday when I heard this news.  
 I heard from his girlfriend with whom he had a child that he had been shot.  She was crying, she said that it is the police from Ntuzuma that shot him.  I bought the newspaper, I could not read this paper and it was clear later that it is because my son had passed away.
 When I got to Ntuzuma they said that they don't know where he is, I must go look for him in Durban North.  The policemen read the papers I had, they said I must go to Durban North.  When I got there, a Sotho policeman received me, I got there, he led me inside.
 There was a huge Zulu policeman with a gun, he said here is another (indistinct) person, let's just shoot him.
 They said that I wanted to shoot this man because I could not, I tried to shoot myself, he said.  I was given a statement that my late son had gotten there and was shot by the Ntuzuma police running away. 
 I don't know what the accusations were.  Later I found out that he was buried in Durban.  The  police then took me to the graveyard.  The people were a bit scared of me, they searched me first before we left.
 They said that they did not shoot my son, but the Ntuzuma police had shot him.  This is when I heard what happened exactly.
 They said that the rest of the story I will hear in court.