DR MAGWAZA
19A/6 that the little boy, who was 13 years old then - I didn't see which direction he had gone out to.  After that I was the last one to come out.  They shot me on my leg.  I fell.  It was as if something was stinging me.  I fell and I crawled on my knees and I hid behind the garage.  I called the neighbours.  The neighbours didn't open.  I opened again (?) and then I kneeled and I crossed the street and I hit at Cele and Cele opened the door for me.  When Cele opened others saw - saw that people were opening at Cele.  Those who were attacking us ran away when they saw Cele opening the door.  They got into the car which was outside my gate.  It was a Granada.  That was the car next to our house.  After that Cele asked me what had happened.  I said, "I don't know".  After that my two boys came back and asked, "Where is Mdoda?", and I said I didn't know where Mdoda was.  They ran away because they were not hurt.  They met Mdoda by the garage, he was also crawling on his knees.  They took him.  He said to me, "My mother, they have shot me".  In his stomach he was full of blood.  After that he got sick.  He vomited.  Mr Cele phoned the police.  Before the police arrived the other two boys remembered that there was a two-year old child who was still inside the house.  They ran back to the house.  When they arrived the bed had started but the child had not yet started burning, but there was a lot of smoke.  They took this boy and got out through the window with this boy.  That's how this child survived and they brought it.  When the police arrived they took us with all the survivors and the younger child.  Mrs Cele said, "Please, leave this child alone.  I don't know where you're going".  Mrs Cele looked after this child and we