TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Yes.  I stayed there.  Her name is Nomajaju Shandu.  We stayed in Mrs Shandu's house and her daughter, the one who said she was going to accompany my children to go and check at the bus stop, left and then she came back after a while.  I was sitting next to the door and she said there were people coming.  At that time I got scared.  I was panicking.  I lost strength.  I couldn't even close the door and I said, "Please close the door".  At that time I was stiff, because I was terrified.  No one stood up and closed the door.  Something came to my mind and at that time I could feel as if someone was lifting me up and at that time I was thinking to turn off the light, because there was a candle light and I could feel like someone was lifting me up and I went to the candle and I turned it off - blew it off.  At that time in my heart I thought of hiding myself and I heard these people screaming and they said - they were asking that the Shandu family from this house must sit down and the Shandu family who just came here for rescue must stand up, and then at that time my children thought of coming to this side where I was sitting and the daughter from Shandu family said, "I don't want anyone here", and I heard my daughter-in-law - my sister's daughter-in-law, was crying, and I took her.  I put her under my arm, because I could hear crying.  I put her under my arm and I told her, "Quiet, don't cry".  And then they said, "All the Shandu family members from up, they must stand up", and then my daughter, Ntombifuthi said to them, "We are also Shandu" and one boy who said to grab them, grabbed my children by the neck and he was pushing each of them to the door and he said, "You aren't Shandu from this house".  And then my grandchild laugh and they threw her away and they said, "We don't kill stupids", and then Zipporah said, "Mbatheni, my sister, please help me take care of my child", and this boy who was busy grabbing them said, "Take your child.  We came here to finish you.  No one will remain behind", and then she took her daughter with her.  And then they ... (inaudible) ... her up and she also took her child with her and they also took Bethwell's child and I could hear the child crying outside.  Zipporah said, "Would you please give us a chance, people?" and I said, "We just need to know one thing.  Why are you going to kill us, because we just came to this area and we don't even know anyone?  Even if you had your meetings you used to tell us and we used to go to your meetings", and this other guy who was pushing them said, "No, this one is lying to us.  All of you, you must go to your house", and then they took them to my house.  When they arrived there they said they must move back and hold the wardrobes and they were behind them.  The boy who didn't die there was the one who opened the wardrobe and went inside the wardrobe or hid himself in the wardrobe and they chopped him by a panga.  I could hear their voices.  They were not firing twice, they were firing only once and I could count them, 1, 2, 3, until they were finished.  After they finished only one was safe.  That's when they started pouring petrol on those bodies and then they lit all the corpses and when the fire caught the wardrobe my other grandchild, the one who was inside the wardrobe, got away.  Linda, Thulile were on fire.  They couldn't get away.  They were crying.  They were not shot, but they were burnt.  On the 20th, in other words, Bethwell, Mfiki, Linda, Zipporah, Primrose and Thulile, those are the only people who died on the 20th, and Masiki as well.  Mfiki was the last one to die, because after they've burnt the corpses and I was - from where I was hiding myself I could hear Mfiki.  I heard one of the attackers saying, "I want him dead.  Don't let him loose", and I heard him crying and then they shot him and they burnt him outside the house.  They put a big plank and they burnt him.