MRS GCABASHE
17B/15      "and two simultaneously fired a flood of shots into my husband.  As a result, he could not be seen during his funeral and a photograph was placed on his coffin instead.  During the time of the attack he was preparing wages for his workforce of about 50 at the time.  The attackers did not take any money.  I was on the first floor of the building during the shooting and I was called to the scene, where I found my husband in a pool of blood.  I fainted and lost consciousness and do not remember what happened thereafter.  My understanding is that the local police were called, but did not arrive for two hours, after which the C R Swart Police had arrived.  The police, on arrival, opened my husband's briefcase and safe, going through several documents and items.  I believe certain documents were seized and I call upon the Commission to ask the police to testify here.  My husband was buried on the 16th May, amidst an unusually heavy contingent of police and army officers, including a helicopter at the graveside, which rendered the service barely audible.  Many people, relatives and friends, who had come from far, were harassed and barred from attending the service by the police.  Prior to my husband's murder, two females had arrived to inform him that a certain KwaZulu MP had been spreading word and vowing that Zazi will not see the 10th, 11th