MAVIS PHUNGULA
Let me put it this way, in April, that was on the 25th, it was around quarter to nine in the morning, two white men came and they unhooked a trailer from a car and they parked it in front of the shop.
	When they came, this white lady said they should be careful because there was a brick in front of the car.  They were not really looking at us, they just said thank you, removed the brick and slowly parked the trailer in front of the shop.
	I asked them in Zulu why they were parking this thing in front of the shop and nobody answered.  I thought they did not understand because I was talking to them in Zulu.  They then got into the car and left.
	I looked at the time and I realised it was quarter to nine.  Then they left.  This white lady with whom I was working, I actually said to her, asked her why she was not asking them why they were parking it in front of it, and I thought they may have been selling something.
	The trailer was not locked, but it was just closed.  I went back into the shop.  It was on the Monday.  You see I am working at a supermarket.  I came back to the outside, I just had a feeling that there was something about this trailer, I wanted to open it because it was not locked, but I heard a knock, I feared and I did not open it.
	At nine o'clock, I think it was about five to nine, I went back to the door, looked at the trailer and got back into the shop again and after a while, I heard some bang.  I did not know what was happening.
	I screamed in the shop, it was like the whole earth was opening up.  I did not know what was happening.  I realised that I was alone in the shop.  As I was screaming for help, nobody was responding.
	I wanted to see, I could not because shrapnels of bottles were in my eyes.  As I was screaming for help, I can really say I was moving about like a blind person, feeling and touching things as I was moving about.
	I jumped some of things like the mealie meel bags that were there and some people were laying in the shop, quiet.  They seemed to have been laying on a wet surface.