FUNEKA VOYIYA
I did not feel well.  It was as if my contractions were starting.  Our toilets were quite far from the house, because it was a communal toilet.  I went for the first time to the loo.  The second time I went there were a whole lot of soldiers in the township, in and out of our houses.  If we were cooking they would take the food and eat it.  They did anything they liked to do.  It was like I was going to give birth, because it was, I was due to give birth at that time.  There were three soldiers towards the toilet.  The three were facing me.  I went to the loo.  I saw them even the first time around.  Just before I got to the loo, I was not feeling well.  I would hold on, I held onto the toilet door.
 I heard, I felt something on my stomach, a bang.  Then I fell down.  I do not know what happened after that.  The soldier had apparently shot at me.  The two were standing and the one was sitting down.  I think it is the one that is sitting down that had shot me.  It is the neighbours that took me.  They tried to get an ambulance.  I was taken to hospital.  I stayed in hospital for six months, because the bullet shot me through the child to my back.  The problem was that there was a whole lot of damage inside of me.  They were treating my insides and I had a problem with my back as well.