MANDLA TOBEZWENI
On the fifth these police came to check me.  They, my two arms were swollen and these police, that I am not going to mention by names, went to NU12 clinic.  The nurse who was there asked me where I was coming from.  I said that I was coming from detention.  This nurse said that she cannot treat me, because there was one nurse who was in court because she treated a detainee.  They took me back to the cell.  The following day, on the sixth, they took me to Cecilia Makiwane Hospital.  In Cecilia Makiwane Hospital they then took me to Dr Mklenge.  My arm was swollen and people asked me what happened.  I said that I was involved in a car accident.  Dr Mklenge asked me what happened.  I said that I was tortured on the 20th and on the 22nd.  I stayed for 15 days and they took me to hospital on the 16th day.  Dr Mklenge gave me medicine and told me to go hospital frequently so that I can be checked.  The two police said that I was going to treat myself in the cell.  My, both arms were swollen.
 It was difficult to use the tap in the cell.  When I tried to change I would have, I would wash my trouser and I would be naked, because I would have to wait for it to dry up.  My wife tried to bring clothes for me, but she was not allowed to get in.