GEORGE DUBE
Ja in 1983 I was released.  But my friend, alright, let me just tell you something that I didn't like.  Because the moment I have tried to go to the toilet, when you went to the toilet you don't go and sit there and relax and relieve yourself, you sit there for about a quarter of a minute, just 15 seconds, then up, then you would dress up then sometimes you have to touch your toes and then you are being beaten, you don't know what for.  Early in the morning.
 Then okay, so Comrade Masondo came after the four years, it was 1983, it's now almost four years there, somewhere at the end of 1983, September, October, he came and called my name.  So he called me, I went there in the offices of administration.  He told me that - because there I was called "Bishop" now, my name was Bishop because our names changed there, for the second time now.  Now there already they give you a new name again for the other guys not to hear that there is Sipho George Dube that's staying next door here somewhere.  So my name was Bishop, okay.  So he called Bishop.  I went to that administration.  Comrade Masondo told me that I must - today I am going to be released from this place and I am going to join other 
JOHANNESBURG HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
22 G DUBE
comrades so I must understand that the Congress makes some mistakes.  That's what Comrade Masondo said to me, that I must understand that the Congress makes mistakes.  So they are going to release me to go and join other comrades.  So I just thanked him very much.  That was all.  Then I was released.