ROKAYA SALOJEE
That's right.  At one stage I remember I didn't know where to go and I stood on the corner for about - I don't even know how long with my two cases not knowing where to go, and I landed up at a place that had no electricity, they had one toilet, six families that was sharing it, and I stayed there.  Eventually when they harassed that man then I moved.  I normally moved from one place to another as soon as people where I stayed got harassed I left and went somewhere else.  At my workplace also when I went back after my husband's death my boss that was in charge of me he didn't tell me to go but he did make my life very miserable and eventually I couldn't take it anymore and I walked out.  Ever since then it wasn't easy to get a job.  I did odd jobs, I did dressmaking.  I did whatever I could.
 I remember Swanepoel coming again one day and he said to me that if you want to we can be very nice to you, we will offer you a house, we will offer you a car plus we will give you an allowance for the month if you could inform about the whereabouts of the communists.  I said if you are a drinker you only associate yourself with the drinkers.  If you are a communist then you only associate yourself with the communists, I said you can take your money and you can take your house and you can shove it.