MS MAYA
Let us come now to this day, to this Bisho massacre day.  We were from Victoria stadium.  I was in the front line.  From Victoria stadium we came to Bisho and then we saw there were military guys standing there.  My soul told me that there is going to be blood today.  The Boers were carrying dangerous weapons although we were told that this was a peaceful march.  I was just saying this inside me.  We were lead by Chris Hani and the Minister of Defence, Mr Ronnie Kasrils.  We followed them and we were right behind them.  When we approached the Bisho stadium the gates were opened, we didn't open them but it was opened.  The gates were opened and we entered there peacefully together with the leaders and we were singing.  Others took different directions and were all over the stadium.  It was only three seconds when we were there.  What I noticed to the people is that they were after our leadership.  They loved our leadership and most of the people were [indistinct] and I saw the helicopter up there and then I told myself that what I was thinking of is going to happen now.  The white guy peeped in the helicopter but I'm sorry to say that, I'm sorry to say the Boer because it is the new South Africa now.