TENJIWE QUENETTE MADINDA
It was at night, on a Sunday night.    I was sleeping in one room and my daughter was in another room.  I was sleeping together with someone who used to come and sleep in the room.  I heard someone say that the house was on fire.  I woke up and I saw flames all over.  They were coming through the windows.
 I was surprised.  We tried to look for a key as we were sleeping, the door was locked.  I took this child who was sleeping with me, I took him out through the window and I also took my daughter.  I followed them, we ran in the backyard, there were tenants in this yard.
 They were also surprised, they woke up, they then went out.  There was also Mr Mpati who was a tenant, he went back home.  He tried to take out the furniture.  He then got injured because he sustained, he was burnt.
 In the morning we tried to borrow clothes so that we can go and report it to the police.  The police told us that they cannot help us because they were not responsible for what was happening in the township.
 The casper then came in the township.  There were two White men who came out.  They then said that they cannot do anything.   That is all.