DR RANDERA
Mr Mnisi you are living in Siyathemba.  We were told this morning that this is the town of hope.  You're taking us to two periods, one in 1978 and the other one in 1990.  The first one related to something where thousands of our people struggled against it, when many of our political organizations were banned in 1960 Sharpville and the killings that took place in Sharpville resulted because of a protest against the Dom Pass or the Pass Law.  You are going to take us to 1978, what happened to you first there and the experiences you had and then the second one is related to a much more difficult time in your community but what we saw throughout South Africa.  A struggle against local councils, rent boycotts and the results that came out of that.  So take your time, tell us about what happened in both situations please.