TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Then on the Thursday, that is the Thursday on which they died, they came in four cars.  The children were behind and it was a small van.  It was himself, another male and in front was a driver as well as another one.  He signed to me that I should come and get into the van and they told me that Khulekane said I should get into the car.  And I said to them I was waiting for someone, they should go in the meantime and I would catch them along the way.  And that van went away.  It never waited for us.  And after that I went and came across two males who were coming back from school and they were also going to go along Goma Street and I asked this male as to where Khulekane was.  He told me that Khulekane had gone in a certain car and I told him that I had seen Khulekane in that car.  And when I got home I told my daughter to give me a little mat so that I could sit down.  That's when I heard gunfire and I asked my daughter as to what was happening.  My daughter told me that it was gunfire and I couldn't sit down at that time.  It was at about 3.00 and it was on a Thursday.  After this gunfire my little brother came and told us that the people who were in the white van had been killed.  Then in the afternoon the police came running and they went around assaulting male children and they asked as to where Khulekane was and  the white men laughed and said, "We have killed Khulekane."  We only heard in the afternoon that Khulekane had been killed and we ran around trying to get Khulekane's body.  We went along with Senzo as well as my other relatives and we were told that the bodies had been taken by the police.  Up till to today they never came to me to tell me as to why they killed my son.  They left me suffering.  Ever since he died I have never been the same.  (Witness weeps)  I'm left with a child that is Khulekane's child who was born after Khulekane was killed.  As it is right now, I don't know what happened to their father.  I go around begging in people's houses.  I'm even begging for food and Khulekane was my breadwinner.  At times I sleep for days on end or for nights on end without having anything to eat.