MRS SIKHOSANA
Yes.   Yes, he was in prison.  There was this protest in the community.  He was arrested on a quiet day, not that they were fighting, they were only protesting and that was a hard time for us because at one time they came at night and he was sleeping.  They took him and threw him in the back of the van.  They were using the BBD.  He had is BBD on and was not dressed properly.  They took him naked and threw him in the back of the van.  They told me that they had given him clothes and I wanted to know where he was and they said they didn't know.  We tried to investigate to find out where he was.  We tried to ask the other people as well and they told us that our children had been sent to the Modder B Prison.  We did not know Modder B but on that day they located it, we knew it and we found them there at the Modder B Prison.  It was painful.  One day when I went to Modder B and I asked to see him and they told me that he was in hospital.  I did not understand what sent him to hospital.  They did not want to disclose any truth.  I asked them what happened to him and they told me that nothing happened to him, he's just in hospital.  I asked them to see my son and eventually I saw him.  I asked him what happened to him and he didn't answer back, he cried and I cried as well.