DR MAGWAZA
13A/1 guns at him and they assaulted us.  They said they had been sent by my former employer that I must produce all the weapons there at home, like AK-47.  I must also show my car - they wanted to take out the weapons.  I showed my car and opened my car.  They said, "Where is this AK-47 in this car?"  I said, "No, I don't have an AK-47".  They assaulted me and kicked me and they got me up and took me back to the house.  They pointed guns at all my children.  My boy was also in the bedroom.  He was also being assaulted and they took me outside to the door and beat me up and they took off all the dockets of the car and they took me back and they were assaulting me all that time.  Once I was on the door the police kicked me and my spectacles fell and the soldiers trampled on them and I went back to the house.  When I arrived in the house, all my children - they were pointing guns at all my children.  The other boy was being assaulted.  When I went back inside the house the second my boy had been so terribly assaulted I couldn't ... (inaudible) ... was already swollen.  They assaulted us for hours.  I think it was about an hour.  When my neighbours tried to come out they pointed torches at him and he went inside.  I was also swollen and was very injured.  For about an hour we were being assaulted.  From there these police they left and these soldiers left.  We were all completely so injured.  I can't even begin to explain that now.  I heard from the children that they had taken my boy, they put plastic on his head and they took him away with them.  So there was a visitor at home who took me with his car and put me in hiding in another house.  I stayed there and I came back the following day.  They said Sibongiseni was brought back  /towards