NOMBUYISELO TABALAZA
At Mangwo, I was the first woman to start the work of transporting people.  I got a bakkie and a kombi.  I had to go to Johannesburg because I had an eyesight problem.
 When I came back from Johannesburg, it was on Tuesday, it was in March.  When I got home, I realised that the
children of the village were members of the ANC, the youth.  There was a date set for a meeting to call visitors who were going to tell them what the ANC is all about.  On the 17th of March on a Saturday, I was going to go to Mzamba.  I came back on the Sunday, the day the meeting was going to take place.  It was going to be a youth meeting.
 That morning there was a group of comrades, Zihle Twala was a part of that group, they were coming to my shop.  When they got there, I - when I looked at them in the eye, I could see that they were not happy. 
 They said that, they requested that I give them cold drink.  This cold drink they were going to give to the members of the ANC that was going to inform the youth of the ANC.  They took a litre of cold drink, they said they wanted to talk to me, I went to them.
 Zihle then said to me that they have come to tell me that they put me in trouble.  I asked him what kind of trouble, he said that they did not sleep the previous night, they were tortured, taken from their homes by  Kekeni Ndleleni, Christopher Sipika, Zwelonke  Sipika, Revd Mlandi.  They took them from their own homes as comrades.  They took me Zihle said to a small room where Zwelonke Sipika worked.  They closed me into the small room and they said to me that at the meeting that was going to be at the hall the next day on the 18th of March, when the people are there, Zihle must address the people at the meeting.
 Zihle then said they must burn down Kekeni's second floor of the building.  She then refused, she was threatened with guns, swords and axes.  They said that if Zihle is not going to say this about Nombuyiselo, that is myself, then they are going to kill me and my parents won't know what
happened to me.
 So to save my life, Zihle said she agreed that she would address the meeting.  I went to my colleagues, she said that she went to my colleagues and my colleagues then said that she must come and tell me, so I said that I must go to the police and tell them what happened so that after the meeting occurs, it is clear what they have done to her.
 I went to Maluti, there were two police.  The police said that is was just the two of them, therefor they could not go to the meeting, because there would be no policemen left at the station.
 We came back with the Lieutenant.  When I got to the village, I realised that the children in that meeting, the youth that is, some of them were on the Mpolele mountain.  The atmosphere was very oppressive at the village, very heavy and then I saw another group walking down the road.
 I asked what was happening, the youth said that the men in the villages were chasing them, therefor they are going to sleep in the forrest, because they were told that the men of the village were going to kill them.
 I said that they could not sleep in the forrest.  They said that they've already been beaten up, they have been chased out of the area, if they had to sleep at home, they were not safe.
 They then decided to go and sleep at the Headmen's place, Dumor Lipinda, who is my brother.  The leaders of the Youth League, ANC Youth League, were the ones who were mostly chased.