KHOZA MGOJO
16B/2 said, "Are you still there?"  I said, "The meeting is at six.  I am coming".  She said, "Please go.  I don't want people to say I've called them to a meeting and then you're not there".  Those were her last words that I heard from my wife, because after that I went to the meeting.  While I was still at the meeting Ayanda came running and other members who were they.  They said, "My mother has been shot".  That's when we ended the meeting abruptly.  I drove to the bottle store to check what had happened.  When I arrived at the bottle store I found the car alone and there was blood all over.  They told that Mama had been taken by Leon Cele.  Leon Cele is one of our colleagues who also had a business.  He came with his van and rushed her to the hospital.  And Dr Mji - Delisa Mji -arrived.  I don't know where he came from.  I just saw him right there.  He says to me, "Please, don't touch your car.  I'll drive your car", and we left with my son, Ayanda and Dr Mji.  We went to the hospital.  When we arrived at the hospital we saw Cele's van.  It was just parked right in front of the door.  My eldest son, Zakiwu was crying, because I had heard that he had gone with Leon's van and his mother.  His mother died on his hands.  So his situation was very, very bad and other people told me that the doctor examined her in the van and found that she was already dead.  So we went back.  So we made a statement at KwaDabeka and they called the mortuary van and the police at Murchison (?).  After a few days they called me to go and identify her at Chatsworth and I went and saw her there.