MARY BURTON
[indistinct] remind the members of the public that during February 1986, there was widespread unrest in Lawaaikamp and in the third week of February of 1986 at least three people were killed.  They were Sebenzile Suswana, Meanwell Lakeyi and Mbuyiselo Jona Jack.  And then on the 1st of March there was a funeral service for the three men and during that service an allegation was made that a Mr Madlavu Mathuka was a police informer and the angry mourners at the funeral attacked Mr Mathuka and his wife and children and Dr Allan Boesak, who was going to speak at the funeral, protected them and helped them to  get away.
 Earlier on in that time, a Security Policeman had searched the church premises and afterwards a microphone and battery pack were discovered there.  Later that afternoon the house of Mr Mathuka was burnt down and all of these things were happening in Lawaaikamp  at the time.
 Later also in the following weeks the home of Mr Africa Nqumse was burnt down and he was employed by the Development Board and he himself was necklaced.  
 Now your son, Nkosinathi, it was reported that he was shot while he was evading the police who were wanting to question him in connection with the death of Mr Nqumse.  And we would like you to tell us in your own words, of his death and your  experience at the time.  Please go ahead and tell us your  story.