MPHIWISI DAVID SIGCAWU NAZO
Yes, from 1976. I was then arrested under the State of Emergency.  They took me to Kennispos where I was assaulted the whole day.  They would give me porridge all the time.  They then transferred me to Peterson in an old cell that has weeds in it.  They then transferred me to St Albans.  We were tortured there.  There, Mr Sandi was there, we were together in that prison.  In St Albans it was a very terrible situation.  They then transferred me to Kirkwood.  Then it was better in Kirkwood.  When I was supposed to be released they said I was charged with public violence.  They took me to Kenton.  That was the 13th month I was in prison all the time.
 I appeared in court, I was released with a R500,00 bail.  They gave me a date to appear in court.  I then hired a lawyer, Mr Sandi.  The case continued for three days.  The advocate there was Mr Fourie from Grahamstown.  On the third day the Magistrate argued with the advocate and after that the Magistrate asked them why they were arresting me.  After that the case was withdrawn.