THABO MOOROSI
I was born  on the 27th of   November 1956 in a small town in the Northern Free State, Vredefort.  I attended my primary education at the Vredefort Bantu Committee School as it was called by then.  And then I proceeded to Kuruman to join my parents who were working there.  There I did my secondary and high school education, that is till 1975.  And then I joined the underground structure of the ANC in 1975.  
 So we were recruiting members underground until the police were aware of that in 1978, then I was - I was trained even inside the country until I left the country in 1982.  When I  came back in 1986 I was  on a mission  - I - disappointment.  He revealed to them that I was in Botswana, I enter the country and then I return to Botswana.  So when I entered the country in - in - for the second time in 1986 it was in June -  July - I'm not sure of the dates, then they arrested me because all my weapons were - I didn't have weapons with me, they were at Mandibogo - at the DLB.
 So they arrested me at the bus rank when I was supposed to go to Mandibogo and then proceed to Kimberley.  Then when they arrested me it was soldiers and this Security Police.  So definitely there were aware that I was coming.   So I was taken to Mafikeng Police Station where I was - I was forced to remain naked in a cell and then I was tortured brutally.  And then I was hit with the butt of a gun on my head and all these horrible things were - were done to me.
And then when they realised that I was becoming weak, then they sent me to Rooigrond Police Station where I was seen to - interrogated by Lieutenant Tsutsubi and Lieutenant Makinta and Captain Venter.   So they interrogated me in Rooigrond  but realising that I was already weak and then mentally I was becoming unbalanced.  So I stayed there for - for two months and then realising that my condition was worsening then they took me - Sergeant Tsutsubi took me Bophelong Hospital and then I was dropped there.  And then at Bophelong Hospital they didn't state that - state the condition in which I was and then I was just given the treatment given tablets and then I stayed there for two months in hospital and I was given an injection.  And then they took me to Kuruman at home.
 When I arrived at home my situation worsened because during that time - it was during the reign of Mangophe and then hospitals were under - under his control and then the type of treatment that you were suppose to get - it was still in his hands.  So as a result I became confused from 1986 until the un-banning  of the ANC not knowing whether today - what was the day, I had lost my orientation although I was receiving that treatment.  Until the ANC was un-banned and then I met mamma Ruth Mompati - he came to me actually.  And then he said he heard about my conditions and then he took me to - to a psychiatrist here in Kimberley and then he gave me the treatment that I'm receiving even today, thank you.