NOMONDE CALATA
left, so we are here to take you out of the house."    
 I didn't give them an answer or indicate whether I will move out or not. They 
repeated that they are here to evict me and I said to them that I am not going to get out of 
the house.  They could take a gun and shoot me, but I'm not getting out of the house.  Well 
they stood up and they went off.  I asked my next-door neighbour to come and take care of 
my children, I went to see my baby sitter and my dad to ask him if he can do anything 
about the rent issue.  Well they organised me some money and I stayed in the house.  
 You know that people were so after me that in January 1986, I just decided to 
leave Cradock and be far away from there. I went to stay with my friend in Johannesburg 
for six months.  Well I came back when I realised that the situation was a bit quiet.