NOMVUYISEKO FOROSI
They came at 11 and they knocked on the door.  We were alone at home.  My mother and my father were not there.  We were orphans, we were staying alone.  We opened the door.  The police said that where is Nomvuyiseko Forosi.  I said I am Nomvuyiseko Forosi.  These were strong men.  I stood up.  They told me to say, "Power is ours", because they said that I was in Highway.  I was lost, because that was, I did not know what they were talking about.  My brother said please take me, because my sister is still very young.  They said if he, if she is innocent we will bring her back.  My brother begged them not to assault me.  They promised.
 When we got out of the house the very same people who promised not to assault me, they kicked me and they slapped me.  At that time the police did not have any respect for women.  They were angry, asking where Toy Wengama is.  I was dizzy and I was confused at that time.  I could not even know where Toy Wengama was staying.  They wanted me to show them Toy Wengama's home.  It was clear that they knew this house.  When we got to Toy Wengama's house they were still assaulting me.  They were clapping me.  Some of them were laughing at me.