MALOSI LEHOBYE
I agree with you my brother, that they did not have time with the students, they just said we should disperse, that's what your father did.  I don't agree with you when you said they gave us time to disperse.
	You and I know very well, we were students, the police said we'd give you five minutes to disperse then you know that that five minutes was not even half a minute.  They did that fighting us.  You're telling the truth that we were fleeing but you see I was extraordinary student, I was a leader and I therefore had a responsibility to protect my fellow students.  ...[no English translation] to speak to him and I have done so on many occasions. 
	When the police attacked the people or when the people did not want us to march, as a leader I would go forward to negotiate with the police.  I did that.