NOSISI KAHLA
We were later released at about one.  I was residing next to Chatham.  In fact on that particular morning I asked the other soldiers who were going to the camp to go and check out for Mlungisi.  No-one came back to me to tell me what was happening until such time that I had to go home.
	After that I decided to go out to check up on him because he was at work on that particular night, but I did not get a clue of what was happening.  And I called Mr Derek Mgwebi, Mr Mgwebi told me to stay in the house, he was going to check what was happening and then I also called Brig Matanzima, he told me that he would come back to me but he requested me to remain in the house, they would come and fetch me because Mlungisi was injured.
	I waited until the following day but no-one came.  I phoned my brother, the deceased DM and I told him that no-one came back to me to tell me what was happening to Mlungisi and I asked him to accompany me to the camp.  When we got to the road junction there were roadblocks, we could not get into the camp in time but eventually we managed to get inside.  I went to his office that was called "Skollie", I met with the late Andile Mncwazi, he told me that Mlungisi was injured, but he did not tell me that he had died. 
	When we left him all the people who knew me they did not even want to look at me.  Rev Lila came and asked me where I was going and I told him that I was looking for Mlungisi, I wanted to know what was happening because when we went to the hospital to see the casualties we were refused.  Rev Lila told me to go to Lebode to go and fetch my mother because Mlungisi was injured.  He told us that we could not go to the hospital without an elderly person.  Mr Lila told my mother that Mlungisi was injured and he died in the process.  That's how I know the story.