MR SIMAKADANE
I was sitting in front of the door  at about seven o'clock I saw a group of people passing through my house, going down and they came back again passing through my house, others they were in the next street.  I saw others coming from the corner they were chasing a child.  This child came - child came running but I could just hear her crying and I ran there to that house, I asked this people what was happening.  They didn't answer me, they just - they came to me and they beat me.
 I tried to defend myself, I found an iron lying down and I defended myself with it and they ran away.  I followed them an my niece followed me, I went back to my house.   My brother-in-law was sleeping and I woke him up, I told my niece to sit down, but she didn't want to sit down, she went to her sister's house crying and my brother-in-law followed her.  I also followed them to that house.
 When I arrived there, I saw her that she was bleeding in the head, my brother - my brother-in-law was bleeding in the head and I told him to go back home.  And I tried -I tried to talk to him and this group of people came to me and they beat me, I lost my [indistinct].  They said that we were informers and they told us to come out because comrades were passing by and there was a confusion at that time, there was a mix-up between the Council and the people in the township.  The Council was helping these people to kill other people and I lost my teeth.
 I opened a case against these people but it didn't continue, I just heard that the case disappeared and I didn't under understand 
that because we injured, we came from the hospital and I had three wounds in the head, but I didn't understand why this case can  be just - can just be disappeared.  I just want to know what am I suppose to do with this thing.
 I will answer this question by myself, but I would like an advise what am I suppose to do, because my case was - had just disappeared without my concern.