MALOSI LEHOBYE
Yes, I did.  I must explain that this a very difficult task for me to do Honourable Judge, in that I knew Tata Molope firstly as a parent to children that I grew up with, we were in the church but at the same time I knew Tata Molope as the policeman and being a student activist I was obviously on the other side of the line which made it very difficult and even now it is very difficult to be testifying in front of Tata Molope's family.
	I have been involved as a student leader and I remember vividly in 1980 when I led the students at Megakasi High School.  Firstly, after I was detained in 1978 I was expelled at Rondylane and I came to Pelotona in Mabopane.  
	The following year 1980 I went to Megakasi High School where I led a student revolt and Tata Molope being the type of a commander who would be at the forefront of his men, was actually commanding the battalion or the group of policemen who attacked us at Megakasi High School.
	As a leader I approached him and tried to plead with him.  He had a baton which baton he forced into my mouth and such things happened on a number of occasions when I was detained.
	Like I say, he was a type of commander who would be at the forefront of his men.  So I knew Tata Molope in that way.  Of course I knew him as a father to children I grew up with.  One of Tata Molope's kids, Fabre(?) was actually detained with me in '78 before she skipped the country, and we were in the same class.