DR MAGWAZA
19A/8 went to the hospital.  I went to King Edward Hospital the following day.  The boy went to King Edward the same day.  They operated the boy in the stomach and they took out the bullets from the stomach.  That's how the boy survived.  My husband arrived at night when I was at the hospital.  He asked what happened and I told him.  He took these children.  He was going up and down with them and one of his brothers said, "You can come to my place", and then they went there.  They gave him some of their clothes to wear - his brothers.  The second week we were discharged from the hospital, but the younger boy was discharged on the 3rd ... (inaudible).  We went to stay with my husband's brother.  At Ndelazi they said we must go and stay at Malendeni in hospital.  In hospital there were very small beds.  We used these small beds in hospital for a month.  After a month he got a salary and then he bought some blankets for us.  We stayed at the hospital from 1992 up until 1993 and in 1993 he used to go and fetch other workers at Lamont.