VUYELWA CORRIEN CHUMGWA
I went to the attorneys.  After there was a memorial service with Dullah Omar in King Williamstown.  He then said that the people who had lost their loved ones should go to the attorney.  I went to Smith and Tabatha, when I got there I found two women.  These women said that how are they going to start a case that transpired in 1992, it's too long ago. I said to them 1992 is so recent you don't know.  I left them and I walked out.
 I went back to the attorneys in August.  I was at a funeral in Brakpan when I got a phone call from my niece.  She said that I must come back quickly because some people had got some compensation.  Around the 20th of August I went to the lawyer, I talked to Smith personally.  Smith said that there is no more money.  He said that the money they had received from the Defence Department was finished.  He said, however, that he would try.  He took my details, my address and everything and told me that I must wait.  I am still waiting.