MR LYSTER
11b/22 house with huge guns, big ones and short ones.  Some of them, they would put them on the floor.  Round about 1981, 1982 - it started in 1983, they started chasing around Bongani.  Bongani ran away to my home.  When the police arrived at my home they would say, "This whole family is troubled", because they said my brother was an ANC trainer.  We didn't know anything about that.  We didn't even see him carrying a gun.  Even if he came to fetch them, he wouldn't be carrying anything.  They arrived at my place to search for the exiles.  They wanted to see the exiles.  They said to me, "If your children arrive here, don't keep them here, otherwise you would spend ten years in gaol".  One day they arrived while I was dressing.  I only had petticoat and my bra, because I was preparing myself to go to work, and they picked me up.  They took me into their van.  I was half naked.  They said I should just go in that condition.  They searched all over for Bongani and ultimately he went to stay at Izingolweni.  He would come to my house and stay two days, and the police would come and Bongani would run away.  He used to sleep outside.  In 1987 they were searching for him for the last time now.  I didn't know his whereabouts, because I heard news that he had died at home.  He was accused - he was told every time that he is an ANC member.