NKOSINATHI NKOHLA
I can't remember when I left  Kimberley - but I can say it was about the 20th or the 22nd - I was on my way  - if I can remember very well it was between the 4th and 5th there was a conference at NUM - here of the NUM - I was travelling with the NUM organiser so I was on my way to that conference.  I was given an opportunity to state what is the position of the party.
And then I was asked when am I coming back - so I stated that I will be coming back in May between the 20th or 22nd.   From there I went to Kuruman and I put up for the night at my sister's place - I met the Comrade Tembeka - I got a lift to go to Sishel - I got a lift from a person that I know and this person went to deliver something -  some goods in a garage.  I gave him the direction because he was not quite familiar with the area from the place where we were it was about a meter - a kilometre from Sishel.  We agreed to meet at that point because he was not supposed to come there in my presence.
After delivering his goods at the garage, he had to go to the supermarket then I had to go and go to Velaphi's place and that is where I was accommodated.  I put up for the night again and we left the following day where we went to the soccer fields.  There was a game playing - there were some sections which were playing.  After the game we went back to Velaphi's place.  We didn't stay long when Velaphi knocked from work I think it was between 5 and 6 and then during - at 6 o'clock we were supposed to go to a general meeting and everybody expected me that I should  be there.  
So I did go so that I can give them details and the position  about the party.  So we were told not to say much because this was the meeting of the NUM and then we were given an opportunity to state the date when we are going to say much about the SACP, then we all agreed that it is so.
On the third day I spent another day at Velaphi's place.  Again on this third day now we went to the hall I addressed a meeting during that period when we wanted to form an interim structure so that it can take off - the work  off the ground.  There was someone by the name of Mali - because he said he would not be able to participate in the meeting.