NONTOBEKO JOYCE PIKOLI
At the funeral of the ladies relative here next to me we all went and when we were coming back the police were standing around there.  When we took the corner for the road leading to her house we saw police and we saw people running.  When we realised what was happening the teargas was already affecting us and we all ran away.  I remember I had on a jersey and I opened up a tap and wet the jersey and we all ran.  I ran until I got home and when I got home I was worried when I discovered that the children were not there.  While I was panicking about where my children were they, some of them came and Mkuseli also came.  He had been injured and he was red, he was bleeding.  What I was worried about was that he had recently undergone an operation on his one leg and that leg had been struck by a bullet.
 When he got home I decided to phone Mr Wintie.  Mr Wintie advised me to hurriedly go and see a doctor, because many people were injured.  When we got there we waited and we saw many vans.  While standing there waiting for them to come out they said that we could go, that they were going to be held by the police.