DR MAGWAZA
12b/29 the very strategic areas the Government focused on.  Those were oil tanks.  When we wanted to have a union inside the factory, it was very difficult because the management didn't want the union.  They said if the union is involved these petrol tanks would be burnt out, so I organized, then pressurised that the union be allowed to exist.  I'm the one who organized the union.  So I started being hated by the owners of this firm, because I'm putting the union which is aligned to ANC and the tanks could be burnt.  At the time when I was working there used to be soldiers coming, patrolling there as a place that was a national key point.  These were two places.  One of them is in Fynnland.  There's a checkpoint.  If someone wanted to go you would have to pass through the Railway Police.  I got so pressurised and harassed and the soldiers used to come at this national key point and the Railway Police also used to follow me up.  I realised that I must leave this job, because I was in danger.  I left this job in 1990.  I went to stay at home.  While I was still staying at home - I think it was about two months - I asked the union that if they could assist me to work as a trade union organizer, because I realised that the soldiers and Railway Police were following me and I wanted the union to help me to be an organizer of the union.  While I was still at home ... (end of tape)