ZONDENI VERONICA SOBUKWE
In 1963 on the 30th of May, my husband was to be released on the 30th of May, but he was not released.  The Government refused.  He was one of the people who built up an organisation.  They then decided that they will pass a Sobukwe Clause so that they can keep him.   It was on the third of March.  On that day I was knitting the jerseys for the children.  He also said that I must cook him dinner, because he was coming back home.  When I went to visit him I was told that he was transferred to Robben Island under the Sobukwe Clause.  I took my younger sister together with her husband and Mr Langa to Cape Town, because we wanted to visit him.  My younger sister together with Fabian Ribeirro and Mr Langa from Orlando East, we went to Cape Town, asked permission to visit him.  We found him there, he was arrested under the Sobukwe Clause.