DR BORAINE
"after the blast, and was waiting for the cadres to report back to the ANC headquarters in Lusaka so that a full statement could be made.  I have no doubt that the ANC planted the bomb that killed my brother and sister-in-law.  The ANC knows full well that they planted the bomb on the Esplanade, and that they refused to accept responsibility because of certain statements I made.  The ANC has a duty to accept responsibility for the blast.  They created an orphan in the name of Terence sitting here by me.  The ANC also caused the death of my father, who worked for the railways at the time, and who had to pass this death spot several times a day.  My father was a humble man who was an ordinary labourer, and was fit as a fiddle.  His job forced him to cycle past the spot daily.  He could not bear passing the spot, and six months later after my brother died he too died from a stroke.  My mother, shattered by the death of her eldest son by the hands of another person, suffered a stroke and died 12 years later.  She was a helpless woman.  She cried for her children every day until the morning she died.  I want to at this stage mention that we had one of the biggest funerals for my brother and sister-in-law.  It was the biggest funeral in the Indian community.  They were the first victims of a bomb blast in Durban.  The ANC played no role in this funeral.  They never