MR NKUMBI
There is a lot I can say to this Truth Commission.  Here in Hanover in 1993 on the 16th of June I was passing through the hall - I was coming from Noupoort at that time.  The situation was also bad in Noupoort.  On that day I was not aware that anything can happen to me.  Even the people who were toi-toiing gave me way to pass through to go to my home.
 At eleven o'clock I am use to watch TV until 12 - but that day I slept early - I went to bed early.  Just before 12 - I was not really sleeping but I was just in bed - I heard a petrol bomb being thrown in my house.  I went outside but I couldn't see anyone - my children's bedroom was on fire at the time.  This shows that people  end of Tape 2, Side A ...  they did not confront me only my colleagues the teachers who came to me in the morning to try to comfort me and to support me.  
 Mr [indistinct] who was a Mayor at that time, didn't answer me, I wrote a letter to him and I wanted to know what was happening at that time.  And that - that showed me that I am not safe here in Hanover, I am trying to do things for people in Hanover but they are against me - even now I am staying in town - I was elected - I was a member of the TLC but I could see that people of Hanover are against me.
 Even this - even not one who can say that I have done a bad thing to them.  It's only God who knows - even those people who burnt my house - they were taken out of the prison, that's why I wrote this letter because I wanted to know why are they releasing the suspects from prison.  They are dead now and it's too late now because they are dead and people were saying that those who are dead now were the one's who stabbed Tozamele - when they were alive these things were not said.  I just want the truth.