TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  They said the people who stopped them were ANC youth.  When we arrived at the hospital they tried to help us and my children came.  My daughter and her husband and my son who was in college and my other daughter who's a  teacher.  All of them came except for Welile and Jabu.  When they arrived in hospital they went and checked for Thabisile because Thabisile was terribly injured and also Mama Mnconco because she had eights wounds, she was stabbed eight times and they also tried to cut her neck and she was bleeding very bad from the breast wound.  And they told them I was going to be admitted at Ngwelezana Hospital.  So my children asked that they are scared that I should be admitted there because those people who did this might come and finish me in that hospital and they asked them to release me and write letters for transferring me to Eshowe Hospital and the hospital agreed and they made that transfer letter and we buried my husband at Mahlabatini because when we asked soldiers that they should be there when we bury my husband because we're still scared, the soldiers didn't answer back.  And my son-in-law said, "Okay, I will take my father-in-law and we can make the funeral service at Mahlabatini."  And we buried my husband and it was difficult for me to go back to Mevamhlope after I'd removed the plaster of Paris because I was still scared.  Even today in my heart I can still say I'd like to be in Mevamhlope but I'm scared.  I don't want to go back there.