THOMAS MANTHATA
(Witness)  There were lots and lots of problems.  We used to fight.  When the compound people who used to come to Nancefield, they used to give them little papers instructing them what to do and if they didn't have these papers, the police would, would arrest them.  So we fought that, that when people go ho, go to their homes or go to Nancefield, they shouldn't be given permits.  So we used to tell those people.  We told them we no longer want this little pieces of papers and permits.  So we helped those compound people quite a lot in Nancefield.  There were lots of problems.  Sometimes people would come there.  Before 9 o'clock there would be police all over there with the dogs.  They would let the dogs on people to bite them.  I don't know that time.  I was still as escort.  When I was acting escort, they brought a person from Munjasa who was bitten by a dog and my heart was very sore.  I then realized that they were very cruel to people.  They used to let dogs on people to be bitten by dogs.  There were a lot of people who were bitten by dogs and I said to Nancefield and Messina people, they will not tell the truth.  It was scared.  I don't know why are those people scared,  because I think we must go ahead and those who want to stay behind will stay behind.