NONKULULEKO NGCAKA
I was in King William's Town and Thembekile was here in Duncan Village so my father came to inform me that my son had been shot and he was in hospital.  I was shocked and I thought he was dead.  I then immediately went to hospital and I saw my son admitted in hospital.
 And he had been shot on his tummy and I used to visit him in hospital and until he was discharged, one of the nursing sisters said they did not see anything in his tummy so he had an operation from the diaphragm down to the abdomen.   So he was discharged and I took him to King William's Town.
DUNCAN VILLAGE HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
13 N NGCAKA
 And whilst we were there he couldn't eat properly and I didn't know what was wrong with him and I had forgotten that he had been shot.  When it is hot, he used to feel very sick and we didn't have money to send him to the Doctor, so one other day he went with my mother and my mother came with the report that he had taken ill.
 And he would feel thirsty and I had the impression that he healed completely, but I wasn't satisfied with his state of health.  But I did not bother myself much about taking him to Doctors, so he fell ill until I was perturbed and I decided to take him to a Doctor who diagnosed that his tummy was swollen so I took him to the Grey Hospital in King William's Town and I was told that he had been referred to Frere Hospital.
 I could not make a follow up.