MAVA XOLELA RWEXU
I was not present when this incident took place Mr Chairman.  When I got there, the place had already been burnt.  When I came up the street where I stayed from M Street up Lelombo, it was at approximately 9 pm, the other houses' lights were on and I was wondering why my house was so dark.
 I was approaching by car and I though perhaps the people are sleeping already and then I wanted to know why this car, the police and soldiers cars were outside my house and when I got to my house, I saw that it was smoking.  I was wondering what had happened.
 When I was going to get to my yard, the soldiers approached me and wanted to know what I was doing there and where I was going.  I told them that I was coming home, that that was my house and they told me that my house had been set alight.
 They did not want to let me in, but I insisted because I was hoping to find, I wanted to see if there was anyone inside.  I went in with a torch, it was dark in the house, it was still smoking and as I, when I got in by the door, I tripped over someone. 
 When  I shone the torch on that person, I realised that it was someone in my house, that stayed at my house, one of the children there.