MAHKI BOYI
Because I was a member  of the PAC, as it was banned at the time.  This is why I was arrested.  In 1964, March, I was sentenced and I was taken to Robben Island.  I
came back after 2 years.  In 1966, I stayed  in Hanga.  The one day 3 policemen came and my boss said I'm being called by these policemen.  Mr Card introduced himself to me, e.  They requested that I get into the car with them.  I left.  We got to King William's Town at the office.  They closed me into the car, locked me into the car.  They came back after a few minutes, got into the car.  They did not tell me where they were taking me.  This car was driven toward Nchoga.  It was in the morning.  When we came close to the river next to Nchoga, they stopped the car.  They got off the car.  They asked me if I know Umgazi.  I said that I do not know him.  The policeman that was standing next to me took me out of the car.  He said that we are not playing games here.  
 They handcuffed me onto a pole.  They said that I must tell the truth,  I know Umgazi who's got a garage in East London, a petrol station.  I did not know this Mr Umgazi.  They said that he had a petrol station with Pan African motives as its name.  Mr Card then shot into the air and said that if I do not tell the truth, I was going to die there.  They did not beat me up.  They, they unchained me, put me into the car.  This car was driven to the Supreme Court in Grahamstown.  They locked me into the car yet again.  They asked if I would recognize Mr Umgazi if I saw him then.  I re-iterated that I did not know him.. They went inside.  It was the first time I saw Mr Umgazi in Grahamstown.  Late in the afternoon they took me home.  They left, they actually left in the evening on the way home.  They did not take me home.  That is my complaint here to-day.  It is Mr Card who threatened me.