JEANETTE RAMAKOKOVHU
Well, regarding the VAT, it was during the time when we were gathered in town and some of the boers would arrive with dogs.  They couldn't give us any time to discuss or to arrange or to do whatever we were there for and there was somebody who was, of a senior.  He was said to have been coming from Pietersberg and there was no time.  The, Patrick Makado was trying to explain on a loud hailer and the dogs were just on us and the rubber bullets were on us and we were running away.  Whilst we were running I ran, I had to take cover in a shop in one White man's shop, so called Bopa and as he was about to close, he chased me away and I went out.  When I went out, I went to the other side of, of the hospital.  As I arrived at our own hospital, there was a van which approached and some other three privates and another van.  This other van had a lot of dogs and they started, you know, breaking all, you know, the cars stopped and everybody was demonstrating.  The boers just grabbed me on, threw me under the van and I was thrown into the cell in the police station.  I was put in a cell.