GINETTE NOMPUMELELO MEJANE
Thank you.  It was in 1985, it was terrible at Jansenville, there were a lot of fights.  There were people from the clan name Matshaweni that were fighting against us at the time.
 The Blue Park was fighting against the Green Park.  On
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the 14th of December 1985 it became clear that because of the violence in our townships, my brother was one of the people that had to leave.  On the 14th of  December they then had to run away.
 I was 12 years old at the time.  My parents were saying that my brother said he is going to Port Elizabeth, he had previously worked there.  After he went to PE we never saw him again.  The 14th of December was the last time we saw him.
 After about four years, 1989, a man from Jansenville Limba Sthathu came back.  He had also left in 1985.  He told us that my brother had been shot in Angola in 1985.  My parents tried to find out what had happened.  The answer was my brother was one of the people that would take food from camp to camp and he got shot whilst doing that.