ADV NTSEBEZA
Thank you Dr Boraine, this is yet  another of those stories that have become so too familiar and that took place or events of which took place in the Western Cape here.  And the period is 1985, and that was a period of great conflagration in the communities here.
You will recall that yesterday you were told the very sad story of the killing of Fuzile Petros Juqu who was killed on the 19th of February.  And the event that you are about to hear was part of those conflicts which in a large measure was part of at that particular point in time, by yet a desire by the apartheid Government to enforce upon an unwilling public one of their policies of [indistinct] of our country.  
This particular instance was when they had decided that large communities of people should be removed from Crossroads, Guguletu to Khayelitsha a waste land about 50 kilometres from Cape Town.
Our research department have in fact provided a very useful background again it was the [indistinct] of yet another Minister of State of the apartheid Government, Dr Viljoen who ironically was called Minister of Co-Operation and Development, who had announced that extra staff and transport were to be supplied to speedup preparations for the removal of residents of Crossroads to Khayelitsha.
When the people resisted, and he had been told that this would be so, the apartheid machinery answered in the only way they knew how by unleashing their killing machine on a protesting public.  Yet again people had to die, people had to be manned, people had to be injured in pursuit of a mad indefensible police.
Nomatise's story is an illustration of that madness for which unfortunately the cost again was very high.  She'll show you injuries that she sustained horrifying injuries but there are injuries which she will not  be able to show you, because of the delicate place where they are located.