MRS MATYOLO
They have been looking for him at home in the evenings.  On the first day he was sleeping.  My children could hear their car.  One of my sister's child went out.   Zalisile had a balaclava on.  They came inside the house because he had a balaclava on his face they could not identify him.  They asked us where Zalisile was.  My mother did not respond.  They went to the room where he was sleeping.  They asked him where Zalisile was.  He said that he was the one who ran away.  On the second day, they came looking for him but he was not at home.  On the third day Zalisile was not sleeping at home because he was afraid of Inkatha but they managed to find him near a church in Zone 9 where they were hiding.  They chased them to the river.  When they got him, they assaulted him.  Tapile was one of the people who were there.   They then attacked him.  One eye was injured.   His teeth were out.  They broke his arms.  They also broke his legs.  They then cut the spinal cord because they said that they wanted him to die.  People said that he was crying all this time.  One of the people who did this passed in my home in the morning and told my mother that we've killed that dog.
My mother went out looking for him.  We followed my mother.  When we arrived near the river my mother was already there.  We went to her.  The police were already there.  They were taking photographs, asking who killed him.  
I said don't ask because you know that it was Inkatha people who killed him because they were assaulting people at that time.  I asked people from Zone 8 that why did they say that they did not see anything.  People then said that Tapile was amongst the people who attacked him.  His legs were broken.  The police apologized to us because the children were stoning them at the time.  They said that they were going to talk to these people.  They were going to take the corpse to Mr Sebe so that he could see what Inkatha was doing to the people.  We went back home.  When we arrived at home the investigators came saying that they wanted us to give them a statement.  We said that they must go to Inkatha to get a statement.  People from Zwelithsa then got together and marched to Mabona.  We stayed at home.  My mother got sick.  After that incident she could not do anything for herself.  We stayed at home and that afternoon when the people came to pray for us at home, the soldiers came with the police.  They teargassed people.   On that very same day but in the evening we heard that there was a march to Mabona but when they arrived there in the police station all their weapons were taken from them.  They were then arrested.  The soldiers were dispersing people who attended prayers at home.  After three days Mr Mabona together with Mr Pityi and Mr Jonas came saying that they were sent by the Government.  They said that the Government was going to give my mother R3000-00 and they offered to bury Zalisile.  They also told us that people attending the funeral must not be over 250 in number.  My mother then refused this offer.  She said that Zalisile was not working for the Government, he was working for the people.  He thanked them.   He said that if he cannot afford to bury him she will try to see what to do.  She refused their offer.  Mr Mabona, Mr Pityi and Mr Jonas then left.