NOMONDE CALATA
Association, abbreviated as Cradora. There was also the youth organisation which was 
also in existence, and this organisation was trying to bring about discipline and morals to 
the youth which was beginning to disintegrate, and Fort was the president of that youth 
association.  
 Time went on and people agreed together that this will be taken up in court, this 
rent issue. R5,00 were gathered so that we can get ourselves a lawyer.  As this carried on, 
preparing to  challenge this in court, time went on, UDF started.  Our organisations 
decided that we should get into UDF because it was strong at that time, and it was the 
organisation with a vision, and we affiliated with the UDF.
Whilst still affiliating with them, things went on and I was arrested in  November 1983.  I 
was fetched from work.  I was wearing a T-shirt on which was printed, "Free Mandela". I 
was then arrested and charged just because of that T-shirt.
 While waiting for the case it was postponed and postponed, My lawyer was Mr 
Suwisa at the time, and Mr Booysen Weranni.  In December 1983, the schools were 
closed, Matthew received a telegram, informing him about his transfer to Graaf Reniet, 
but  he dearly wanted to be 
in Cradock to be with his wife.  It really didn't appeal to his lawyers that Matthew should 
be the chairman of this organisation. This was taken to the officials and the Department of 
Education and Training was involved in these negotiations. While negotiating, there was a 
new school built which is now known as Matthew Goniwe High School, but at first it was 
Lengelishle High School.
 In January when the schools reopened...(intervention)