NOMATISE EVELYN TSOBILEYO
When I left the hospital I went to Crossroads my own house, where I use to live and I was told to come back again for more treatment at Tygerberg Hospital.
On the first day of my treatment I told them I don't have more money  to keep coming back.  So I asked them to give me a free ticket for the bus.  Nobody answered me there, so that was the last time I went for that treatment.  From there I went to Kwa-Noxolo Clinic where I - I use to pay R0,50 and sometimes I wouldn't have the R0,50 and I will stay at home then.
Now because my mother was working, he use to bring me Betadine from her work and I use to use it as treatment.  The boers kept on coming at my place but luckily for me, they would come at a time when I am not in.  And I left and I went to stay at Crossroads.  
My mother told me not to stay there, because the boers will know where I am and would come and search for me.  So she told me to go and - to go home to King Williams Town.  So I left around October.  Then I came back in June 1986 and they were again riots at Crossroads.  Now that was a time when people were forced to go to Khayelitsha, I was one of those.