ROKAYA SALOJEE
Until the eighties I can say.  I worked at a place in Industria at a shoemaker and that fellow he was
JOHANNESBURG HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
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also banned, he was also arrested and he left for overseas and he asked me if I could look after his business.  I said yes I would because it's the first time that you would ever get a chance to go out.  So he went out.  Then the cops came there and they said I must close the business and come to John Vorster Square immediately.  I said I will not go and the one fellow he tried to pull me over the counter and one of the Africans that was standing there I showed him - he went and called the neighbour because the shops were next to one another and I knew who they were because he wanted to pull me over the counter and push me in the car.  It was three of them.  My neighbour came and he said what's happening there and I said I don't know who these men are but they say I must close the shop, which was a lie of course, I knew who they were.  Then after that they called me up after the man came back from overseas and I went to John Vorster Square where I used to go every month, sometimes twice a month, sometimes once in two months.