TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Okay, that's all right.  Sure.  Okay, sure.  So eventually then - okay, I am just going to cut it then.  So eventually then I was sent to Lusaka, then when I got to Lusaka then unfortunately I found the ANC guys at the airport, and then from the airport they wanted me to come and explain at least what happened to Lusaka - I mean to Zimbabwe.  Then I said okay, I was prepared to explain, but not under whatever the ANC auspices.  I wanted to go back to the UN.  Unfortunately they insisted until they finally, you know - they, you know, took me by force from the airport up to the movement's residence, which was called RC.  So when I got to RC - and unfortunately to my surprise then I was locked up.  And then I stayed in the detention of the movement for about two to three months.  I don't remember very well.  I can be maybe after four months.  I can't remember very well, but I remember that the day I eventually managed to escape from the movement's detention was on the 9th of October, and then eventually I managed to be in the hands of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on the 10th.  No, it was on the 8th, and then on the 10th I managed to be in the hands of the UN or whatever officials.  That's basically the - you know, the brief story that I can relate so far.  I mean about my detention by the Government and also detention by the movement.