PHUMZILE VILAKAZI
When I came back from work on the 14th of August in 1990 I received a telephone call.  Somebody was telling me that Fanie, my son, had been shot next to the shops.  He had been shot by a certain policeman by the name of Njomo.  When I went to the shops my sister came and we went to see him at the hospital and I asked him as to what had happened.  He told me that he had been shot by Njomo and asked what was happening.  He said he was with his uncle Steko and a Malindisa Booi and they harassed Malindisa Booi and when he intervened and asked, they did not answer him.  When they went away Njomo shot him from the back.  They sent him to Kalafong hospital.  That's where he was admitted.  He remained in Kalafong for the whole year.
 On the 4th of October 1990 when I was still at work, my cousin arrived together with my other son.  They'd come to fetch me from work and I asked them as to what had happened.  They said Dingane had been shot and admitted.  When I got to the hospital I found Dingane with his eyes closed.  He called out my name and I responded.  He said to me I should give him water and the sisters prohibited me from giving him water, the nursing sisters at the hospital.  I went outside and I stayed outside.  The following morning when we phoned Johannesburg hospital, they told me that Dingane died on the way to Johannesburg hospital.  Fanie stayed and he died in 1993 on the 16th of January.
 Dingane was shot by Maschilwane, a CID.  I tried to get some legal advice.  I went to Prinsloo and he was going to institute civil action against Njomo but when my son died he said he could not continue with the legal proceedings because my son had died.