KOLIWE CHRISTINA TONYELA
Miseka visited her boy friend.  She was supposed to go to work at six but she did not come home.  We thought that she woke up late so she decided to go straight to work.  We went to work and at half past nine our father came and said me Miseka was in Livingstone Hospital, she was in a house that was set alight so she was burnt. I asked who did this and my father said he didn't know but we have to go home and go to the hospital to visit her.
 Before we went to Livingstone, my brother decided to phone there and we were told that she had been admitted to that hospital and was in room 3B.  We then went to Port Elizabeth and arrived there at about 12 and went to see her.  She was badly burnt, I didn't even recognise her.  She was dark, black like a tyre, she couldn't even see.  I asked Miseka what was it and she told me that they were looking for Christian and were bombed while sleeping.  She tried to escape but couldn't.  I asked her who did this. who did she suspect and she said that she thought that they were boers.
 We couldn't talk to her and then decided to go back to Grahamstown and phoned our brother in Port Elizabeth.  He visited her the following day at about eleven and was then told that she passed away.