MR MAY
I was held on solitary confinement, the conditions in Queenstown were better off than in East London because I was held in a bigger cell and also the food was better there.  But when we were transferred to East London the conditions were definitely very - very bad.
 The cells were moist and then when you lift the mat you were sleeping on you would find that there was moist and some fungi underneath that mat.  They were very small cells, and there was - so we were not allowed to speak to or to sing, to do anything, you were just allowed to be in that cell at all the time.