LOUISA NONZWAKAZI NDAMASE
My first one is that since I was an activist, the community in my village in 1985, they said that the ANC people were not doing anything.  They said that they did not want anyone to talk about the ANC.
 I would like clean water in our community and I would like Mr Mandela to be there because they are sending their people to be our leaders.  This disturbs me a lot because the police assaulted me and they tortured me.
 As a result of that I am not well.  My ear is not functioning well.  My children are uneducated, I abused them
for joining the struggle.
 But today I don't see anything happening to me, there was conflict in my family because of all of this.  The Government is not doing anything for me.
 Such things they disturb me and they destroy me.  Even if I won't get food but if there is water and electricity, I would like Mr Mandela to come and to honour the women who were in the struggle.
 My children are not educated.