TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  I am happy, Sir.  When I was arrested for this inciting the riot I was in Lesotho.  I was not working, but selling vegetables.  I was staying with my first wife.  We were renting at Mrs Sina's house at Moyameng.  It was during the day.  We were at a place called Hamarundi.  I was selling then.  I was - I think it's a party.  I was drinking there at that party, and then in the afternoon I went back home.  When I left there I was a little bit drunk.  It was in the midnight when I woke up.  I was arrested and my wife was not present.  That is then I was arrested and put in gaol, and then I spent two months in detention.  My wife was moved to the police station and I was not allowed to see her, except once when she was at the charge office.  We had a child who was four years old. Now, how did it then come about that you were then deported to South Africa?   ---   What happened is that previously I didn't know the laws which governed the movement between two countries, because pass laws were introduced in 1963.  I was paying my tax at my uncle in Waterval in Lesotho.  I used to pay my tax there.  When I was in Lesotho I continued paying my tax there.  That is then that when I was arrested.  They found that my passport has expired.  I was only able to come and renew my passport in Ladybrand.  But van der Walt, I showed him in many instances, but I didn't tell him of my problems, and I didn't even show him my tax number.  He just thought that it is important for me to be deported back to South Africa, that I was not supposed to be there.  I was forced to come back to South Africa.