DLANJWA GCINISIZWE
Ja I think the one other thing that's important here is that we were not happy to leave our parents behind, our sisters and our brothers.  We were forced by Nzimeni and the situation in the location there that we ran away from our homes to stay in other places.  Mary Agnes' house was our political base.  We couldn't have workshops that were organised by the ANC branch in our location.We could not recruit members to join ANC and as an executive member of the ANC, that was my responsibility of recruiting people to join the ANC. We could not go forward with all these activities because of fear and because of Nzimeni's terrorism because he was targeting activists and he harassed our parents, telling them how much he wants our heads.He went to Comrade Siabongasen, Comrade Frans, Comrade Medhlamini.  We couldn't just go on our own at this age, but I had to have marshals all the time, there was no privacy in my life at all, (..indistinct) activities and other comrades as well. Mary Agnes was working in West Vaal Hospital.  She had to be escorted every day to work to make sure that her transport was safe.  These are some of the things that we covered in our motivation that are not in this briefing.