MELFORT YAMILE
On that same day when they were arrested on the parade, on that Monday, that Easter Monday I came back from the meeting and went back home.  Whilst I was at home, I saw a casper stopping in front of my house and then another in front of another, then a third casper and then these policemen came out.
 It was this person who was masked.  I went out of my door, they said, go back, go back.  So I came back.  My nephew Tobile Silano who is in Johannesburg and my sister's kids and some young kids and Sabolela has gone to that.
 There was another Sotho speaking person who was a friend of my friend, I accommodated him because he didn't have ...  Then in the house the one behind my house, they searched and they found some weapons.
 This house is behind mine, they found three AK47's and some pistols and they were pointed out by this masked person.  Then they came to my house, they asked for Yamile, I said - Barnard said no, you are not, where is your head from  springbok skin, so I went to fetch it and Barnard said, no, indeed, this is him.
 They took a photograph of me, then they said we want to search, I said go ahead, search.  They searched, and searched, and searched my room, they started my room to the next room, they turned everything upside down, found nothing.
 They went to the kitchen, there were some flour, they even searched in the flour and nothing was in there.  Then they gave up and Barnard said I don't know whether we leave him or should not leave him, because I could hear the language they were speaking.
 And then they said go to the casper and then another tall policeman, he said there is the springbok, there is the springbok.  Then they said take all of them, don't leave anyone here.  Women, child, this masked person is in another, then we were put in another. 
 We were taken to Mannenberg and then in Mannenberg we were transferred to a van which took us to town.  In town I was taken to Melkbosstrand where I was taken alone and confined there.  Then they distributed us.  The following morning they collected us.
 They asked me if I knew Zwelitsha Mkhulutha and I said no, I didn't know him.  Maniqwa I was shown their pictures, I said no, but I could see that this was him because he had a scar here.
 Then I could see that things are bad because this man had a scar, I realised things were bad.  I could see Maniqwa.  I said, this man said no, then I said no, I don't know.  But I noticed that this one had a scar, this people know you, I said no, I don't know them.
 They asked me about guns, if I knew anything about guns that were taken.  I said you searched my house in my presence, you didn't find any guns.   Who was in the house, they said no one.
 Was it locked, did you kick the doors, they said the person that took into that house, must know about those guns, I don't know.