MR MBEKELA
I was no longer sleeping at home, I was sleeping all over the show.  On that day when this incident took place I had already received information that they were guarding my place and I'm sure some people who are here had been working for the police at the time would know that.  I wasn't sleeping at home any longer and I don't know what happened that day.  I entered my from the back, I never used the front door any longer, we used to jump over the fence and it was after 11.  This incident took place at 12 midnight.
 When we got in we went to the room and what I remember was the way in which we were startled by the flames which started to come in and it was not a petrol bomb, it was a fire bomb which became apparent during the investigations. It was discovered during the investigations and a specialist opinion was obtained and it was established that it was started by a fire bomb. 
 Chairperson when this incident took place and when we were startled I grabbed Miseka and we ran.  The room in which we were was engulfed by flames.  By the time I grabbed her, I'm sure that we must have parted when we got to the door because I would say that at that time I was not thinking straight and she was shouting looking for me and I was looking for her.  But what we did was to phone the police firstly.  I knew they were very sensitive because they would always have an excuse.  In spite of the bad situation I phoned the police and their phone was engaged so I tried again but it was still engaged.  I tried to phone the ambulance but it was engaged, I then phoned Priscilla Hall who was someone who worked with us and she responded and said she was on her way. 
 Someone else who I called was Olivia Visser, I know that her name was associated with investigating people who were involved with the ANC at the time.  I got there and we were taken in different cars to the hospital.  When we got to the hospital Mr Chairperson we were separated. Miseka had 80% burns on her body and I was told by Superintendent White that I should be admitted.  I think he's in P E now.  I refused to be admitted because at the time there was information that the Security Branch was outside and at the time they thought that I was dead and when they discovered that I was still alive they wanted to kidnap me so that I would not be traced.
 The person who advised me was Roland White because he had pictures of me as well and he said to me that I should not allow myself to be admitted because if I did I would disappear without a trace.  And Roland White was chased thereafter, I don't know who chased him, although security branches were involved.
 The fact that we are here now is because we as victims deem it very important because the people of South Africa have shown the new government that we do not bear grudges as such.  We did not fight for liberation at the time so that we could prosecute these people once we were in power and the person who was leading the security branches, Meister, should come to the fore and say whether these took place with his knowledge or without and if they were done with his knowledge, what he did about them. The names of persons who were used by them to prosecute us should be exposed so that we can know who we can forgive, because you cannot forgive someone without knowing who to forgive.
 If I'm not mistaken, the following day Miseka was sent to Livingstone Hospital where she died.
     That is what happened Mr Chairperson.