YVONNE KALOLI
At the end of 1985 KTC was burning.  There were Witdoeke in KTC and the comrades came to my house.  They said to my son let us go and extinguish the fire in KTC.  So they helped me get out the clothes. He left with them, and he left.  He stayed there for a while.  We heard gun shots and saw Casspirs and he carried on.
 In the evening, in the early hours I went there myself. I went to stand near the church. I couldn't see him. I didn't see anyone. It was very quiet on the roadside, then I left and I went back home, and I went to Maumau, to Mrs Mamkoena's house and I asked Mamkoena whether the children hadn't come back and she said they hadn't.  Even hers hadn't returned.  
 Then I went back home. I went towards the Anglican Church and I couldn't see anything. Until people slept and I hadn't heard anything or seen anything. He hadn't come back.  
 The following day my husband went to work and my son hadn't returned. Before I had gone to work, my phone rang. I picked it up and this person said I am here at Guguletu, I am the police station, I would like to speak to your husband.   I said that he had gone to work, he is not around.  This man said to me you must say to him could you try and establish whether you cannot get him to come to Guguletu. I did so. 
 I phoned his work place and I informed him that a policeman had phoned and that he was needed very urgently in Guguletu. He asked if the child hadn't returned.  I informed him no.  He said fine. I stayed at home. However, he had requested at work that they let him go so that he could go to Guguletu.  
 He went to Guguletu.  When he got to Guguletu he was informed that my son had been shot and that he was at the mortuary. He went to the mortuary to establish whether this had really happened. He came back to tell me.  He told me that Monwabisi had been shot in KTC and he is at the mortuary. I asked who had killed him.  He said he didn't ask that question.  He said that he had seen him at the mortuary.  Then he said we should go there the following day and view his body.  
 We informed people. When I was busy informing people, people came, Thabo came to the house and I asked him what had happened.  He said that they were being chased by the police and the Witdoeke, and we were helping people to get their clothes out of the houses and were being shot at. What happened to Monwabisi ... (Crying).