FUNDIKILE BLACKIE NOMBANGA
We were arrested in January and they were not present.  We remained in prison for 18 months in solitary confinement and we challenged through the interdict.  While we forwarded the interdict they were already arrested in 1991 and they appeared in court, but we were still under detention without appearing to the court.  After the interdict we only appeared on the 30th of September 1991.  Just the preliminary appearance at court.  ...(no English interpretation)
	We got arrested in 1990, January.  The people who tried to overthrow the government in that year had disappeared, we didn't know where they were and the coup took place again in November 1990.  We were 10 months in prison.  They appeared in June after they were arrested.  They appeared in the Supreme Court.  We were still in detention at the time.
	The interdict was issued through which the government was challenged because of our detention.  It was said that we should be released.  That was the judgment of the interdict.  They say either we are taken to court not later than the 30th of September or we would be released.  That's what actually happened, is that we were taken to court on the 30th of September 1991.
	And the people who had overthrown the government on the 22nd, they had appeared in court so many times.  We were taken to the Regional Court, not the Supreme Court.