TESTIMONY_GIVER:
 When I arrived at Bisho, let me first tell you I'm from Ndaba location here near town.  We went to the township from Ndaba township and we took taxis which were coming to the march.  We arrived in King William's Town in the stadium and after the meeting with the leaders in King William's Town we went to Bisho.  When we arrived at Bisho, what we saw is that in front of the Parliament there were soldiers and these soldiers were having guns but we didn't think that we were going to be shot because the march was a peace march.  When we looked back, when we faced the stadium we heard the shots and these shots were coming from the stadium.  We stood and we didn't know what was happening.  When the shots were again fired, when we were looking at the stadium because we were far, there was a wind and at that time we were being shot and my husband, other people were lying down in front of the leaders' cars and we were being shot.  Others were crawling and many people were falling on top of me and I couldn't see my husband at that time.