VINCENT KUSAHUSA KHANYILE
From there hell broke loose.  As we were workers we were harassed and the majority of us, as the office was not too big or was small, it became clear and evident that we can not occupy the office, all of us.
	The life that we led was traumatic because we had to seek refuge in some bush nearby Sasol, where a white man sympathised with us and we came across, or we met the Red Cross workers and they erected some tents for us so we were able to have comfort and we attributed all of that to the white man who helped us with the place of refuge.	
	From there we continued in the same state or conditions that we were being harassed and people were burnt all over the Vaal triangle or were set alight.  In fact, if you were speaking Zulu you would definitely be killed.  If you had an affair with a Zulu man you would definitely be killed.  If you were seen anywhere talking to a Zulu person you would be killed, no doubt about that.
	If your neighbour hated you so much, maybe you had beautiful things or admirable things, he would tell on you to the comrades and claim that you were Inkatha and therefore you will be killed.  
	The Zulu kids who were children or whose parents were Inkatha members, from 1990 they never went to school, they lost education.