NELISWA NONHUNHA DYANTYI BUSIKA
I do not remember, but they were CID members.  The whole day I was in court.  I left at about four to be taken to King William's Town.  In King William's Town I would be taken to court now and again.
 I was charged with murder, arson, public violence.  We would go to court and we would not get bail.  In May 1986 I got bail.  I don't remember the date, but I left prison on the 10th of May 1986.
 I had been arrested on the 22nd of November 1985.  We were  given instructions that every day we must go to the police station to report, twice a day, every day.  In the morning between six and eight you had to report.  You cannot go after the stipulated hours.  We could not leave Stutterheim.
 This was all - from 1986 to 1988 when our case was in court, we would go twice a day to court.  It takes 5 kilometres every day, twice a day, we had no transport, we walked, we had to report.  Our case was taken to the Supreme court in East London.
 In 1988 I was in matric, I was pregnant, seven  months pregnant.  Our case was taken to a Judge.  The murder and arson charges were withdrawn, public violence - the public violence charge, I was sentenced to five years, three years suspended.
 I had to serve the two years.  Mr Skweyiya, my Attorney, tried to defend us.  He put the case before the judge that I was pregnant.  I went to jail in East London.