TAMSANQA DUMA
But from that night they, instead things were worse during the evening of that night.  From there they made some petitions, went to the police requesting to drive the PAC members of the towns.  They were not allowed even to go and buy in the shops.  Even the shop owners, they didn't want to sell their food to the PAC members.  They ask you first where do you belong and so on.  Chasing the people out schools.  That's where I changed my attitude.  I've decided that I'm not going to talk again because they were being chased in front of the principal and instead the principal, later on we went to him, he doesn't want to listen to the PAC, instead he took the people of the ANC inside the school and took other teachers who were belonging to the PAC out of the yard of this school.  And I talked to them, I said to them: "I have a solution about this".
	And by the time Mr du Plessis - du Plessis was a Colonel at Fort Beaufort Police Station, he was aware of this and I also informed by the time he asked me about this and he told us that they will look after us and so on.  I told him we don't want their defence, we are going to defend ourselves.  That's where all things went worse.