MR JOKA
On the 14th of November 1987 I was walking down Neptune Street whilst walking I heard a bang.  But I ignored it because I was going towards the sound.   Then all of a sudden people were crying - crying - I then started running.
 When I was at a passage - I came across Constable [indistinct] when I reached the corner where the Dutch Church was, I saw a body - my brothers were there and a whole lot of other people.  When I looked closer I realised that it's my cousin Nceba.  I then realised that it was [indistinct] who had shot, I tried to run after him, but when I got  to the passage, he had already ran off.
 When I went back to the place where the incident took place, there were even more people.  There was also an ambulance - my cousin then had already passed away.  A child then picked up two bullets - gave them to me together with a cap.  We went to the ambulance and then the ambulance left - he was taken to hospital - we went back home.
 We later realised that the police had detained some people - the eye witnesses told us that my brother was trying to stabilise the situation because the police were arresting people.  He then got shot during that time.  These people were later released from detention.  Then there was a court case, we waited for the date, then we were given a date to go to the Regional court this was all in Middleburg.  
 Before I went to the Regional Court - this happened.  Around the 20th of November my brother had to be buried - the police then told us that we cannot bury my brother during the weekend he had to be buried on a Monday during the week.  On that Monday it became clear that when the hearse came to our township it was [indistinct] by the police.  The elderly people had then to go to find out what is going on eventually they hearse came.
 The police told us then that by one o'clock on the Monday everybody must have dispersed.  The priest that was handling our matters told us that by one we should indeed be finished because otherwise he will be held responsible.  All around at the funeral there were police - they confined us to a certain area.  
 My aunt was staying with my mother, when we came back from the graveyard we realised that my aunt was ill - she then was taken to the Richmond Hospital.  During the funeral  we received a phone call.  We got a report that Hazel my aunt had passed away.  
 The court case then had to start at the Regional Court - three of the accused were found innocent - the attorneys then said they are going to a inquest in Hanover, we also went with.  When we got there, as the attorneys left the Magistrate's office - they told us that the case was over.  We asked how could this be we did not hear anything.  They then said if we want to hear - if we want a report - we should go to a certain man's house.  The Magistrate apparently refused for the Court case to continue - thank you.