MR RHOJI
First of all, in 1992 at about one o'clock, we heard some gunshots at home, we heard a lot of gunshots.   We did not know what to do because the house was shaking at the time.
 The gunshots stopped.  We were so scared, we did not know what to do, we did not want to go and look at what was happening.  When we woke up in the morning, the house was full of bullet holes, even the furniture was full of bullet holes.
 The police then came, they looked at the damage at my home, others were taking photographs.  They  found 22 bullet holes.  The windows were all broken.  We went to the ANC offices and told them what happened.
 They helped us in repairing the windows.  After two months we had a knock on the door, I did not open the door.  They went in the back door, they kicked the kitchen door and then they went in.  We were in the room, in the bedroom.  My children were in another bedroom, in the dining room.
 We heard a noise in the kitchen.