MAPHANGA MKHUANAZI
Yes, I can.  When we arrived in hospital we find that she was covered with blood on her face.  We took her to the undertaker nearby and we started preparing for the funeral.  On the 26th of March there was a curfew in the location and because of this people were not allowed to travel or walk around after nine o' clock.  If you were found in the streets after nine you were arrested.  So people came to the night vigil and also some friends came.  We decided not to have a night vigil because it was late and it was about nine o' clock.  People decided to stay because they were afraid to walk in the streets after nine.  So they sat in the tent.
 There were some young boys outside and they saw a young woman in the company of a young man wearing a cloth on her head.  They started running away because they were thinking those were Inkatha members coming to attack them.  People who were in the tent started running into the house.  The lady who has just finished her testimony now tried to call the police.  The police came and they told us we do not have to worry because they would protect us.  We told them that 
ALEXANDRA HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
4 M MKHUANAZI
we are afraid because my sister was shot by Inkatha people so we needed to be protected.  They promised us that they will be riding around turning on their sirens and people are afraid to come and attack us.  We asked them to stand at the gate and protect us.  They said we must not worry, they will be riding up and down the street.  They passed the first time and the second time and the siren was ringing.  We started preparing tea for the people at the night vigil.  
 The Xhosa children started singing their songs, freedom songs.  Since it was a night vigil they were singing Church songs, but after twelve they started singing freedom songs.  As the police were passing they could hear them singing these freedom songs.  After a few minutes, it was at about three in the morning, a crowd of people came towards our place.  As our home was opposite to the clinic, they were coming from the clinic towards our place.  So the young children who were singing ran into the house.  One of them decided to go back home, but unfortunately when he see this crowd of people coming, he ran and came back to us to tell us there are some people coming towards our place.  My brother ran outside behind the houses.  By that time the people had already arrived and they knocked at the door asking us to open.  We refused to open and they insisted that if we do not open, they are going to break the door.