MR DOUSE
Our views was to  fight for  freedom.   It's there I  want to recommend the youth of Bhongolethu in Oudtshoorn, because we old people at that time of  struggle, we were afraid we were only in action during the nights, there were places that we were not even want to been seen in  especially I  for one. 
 As from 1968 when I was joining the ANC organisation there was - there is a - there was a school in  [indistinct] and - and there was a hollow that ran water, we were holding our meetings there, lying on our tummies.  We use to light candles if we are reading the letters from Cape Town etcetera.  We were trying our best to fight for the freedom of the black people.
 But in 1984/85 our youth in Bhongolethu, they have seen that they need to fulfil the needs of the youth in this country and they need the freedom  and they supported us as parents and they were the one's who died at that time.