UNKNOWN
On the 16th of July 1987 Matemba and I got up in the morning, Matemba Vuso.  I was preparing to come to Highway to have my shoes repaired at the shoemaker.  I left him behind cleaning.  I went to Highway and I did all that I was supposed to do.  On my return, as I was using the main road up to Mount Ruth I got to the T-junction joining the way from Cecilia Makiwane Hospital I heard a noise.  When I looked towards the right I found that the children from Hosanah College toyi-toying.  There was someone standing next to me I asked him what was going on and he pointed in front of me and said I must look.  As I looked there was a Hippo a Casspir turning towards the main street going to Mount Ruth.  At the time there was a group of soldiers walking down from people's houses.  As I was trying to figure what was going on this Casspir went from house to house.  I thought that they'd got lost.  It went into the fourth house.  I walked into a house opposite this Casspir and a White policeman came towards me pointing a gun at me saying that I must get out of the way.  I tried to go back home but as I turned right going home I turned left again going straight home.  As I got into the street I saw  that there were a whole lot of white cars Ford  Sierra's and Ford Escourts.  I walked right past and I had a bag with me.  I looked at my house and I realised that my fencing had fallen apart.  Outside my house there were blankets and bedspreads.  I walked past my house.  I walked past my house.  Steven Knipe......  I left my bag there with Tammy and I told him that I would come back.  There were a whole lot of things going on.   Even though I was there by mistake I told myself that I was going to go to the Border Council of Churches.  As I was going up the road a child called out to me.  This child told me about his brother who was in exile.  They were fighting over the phone.  The one wanted to phone the sister and tell her what was happening.  They said that I must go and help with the dispute.  I did not realise at the time that this house was the house where the Hippo had gone in and when I went there it caused my arrest.  As I went down the road a Ford Escourt came driving very fast and when it came close to me about six metres it braked but drove past.  I thought I better not run away else they would shoot at me.  This car reversed and stopped right in front of me and a man got out of the driver's seat.  It was Mhleli whom I knew.  He would come to my aunt at Mgwane on holiday.