SHUMIKAZI SARA JAKO
No, he skipped the country.  I got a letter after a while. He was using a 
pseudonyme.  Even my name was a pseudonyme.  I would get letters, registered 
letters with money.  After a while I did not get any other letters.  They eventually kept 
the letters to themselves and would not give them to me.  I did not have any money, I 
was just sitting at home.  I thought eventually that I should go look for a job.  I went 
to Majwalena.  These Special Branch officers would come even when I was not there. 
 I worked there at the hospital at Majwalena.  
 One day, as we did not earn enough money I, we, I spoke with a friend of 
mine who is referred to as my cousin.  We had to go and ask for money, because we 
were not earning enough.  We were working for long hours.  We went to ask for this 
money.  At the time when we were trying to talk with the workers they were 
threatening us saying that they were going to lose their jobs and they were not asking 
for more money.  We tried to talk to them and negotiate with them.  We concluded to 
go to ask for more money to the people who were in authority there in the hospital.  
We were told that a certain doctor was not there, Dr Jansen.  He was not there and we 
were going to get our answer when he returned.
 The doctor returned from where he was and the secretary called us from the 
office.  He called all of us, called everybody.  When we got to the office their secretary 
said that there is a request here that you were looking for more money.  People said 
that, no, we were not complaining, we did not say that we want more money.  The 
secretary then asked is there anybody who does not want more money.  Nobody 
answered.  He said that what we concluded is that we would increase your money 
with R1,00, if I remember well.