BUKA PINZI
I was not present during the day, but we were told that it was going to happen the following morning.  When I was listening to the radio I heard that people at Swanieville should not patrol as they usually do because the police would be present to protect them so they should sleep peacefully.  As we were sitting, not having any hope because we could see that the other places were being attacked.  People were told to sleep and thereafter they would be attacked.  We did not sleep on that particular day.  We only slept at 2am in the morning.
 Just as we were sleeping at round about five I heard some gunshot outside.  When I went outside to investigate I was shot.  I fell down and when I regained consciousness I ran away to Randfontein.  I got a chance to go to the hospital.  I do not know what happened at that moment because I never went back there.