TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  Yes, that's Reverend Bijani.  We were not able to accomplish that the money should be used, and Pitso Moghele, we were going to church together to Reverend Bijani's church.  In church we didn't have any complaints against the reverend.  He used to come to my house and inform my mother to tell me that I should not - I should sever my relationship with the fellow comrades and my friend because they make me be involved in politics.  My mother did tell me on a Saturday.  I said to my mother, "I am a student, therefore if there are other needs at school I don't understand how can I not participate in school issues whilst I am a student."  On a Sunday after I came back from church I changed my clothes, then I went to the sports ground.  On my way a certain police van came.  It was driven by Moghele.  They took me and put me in that police van.  There were other youth members inside that van.  When we arrived at the police station they were taken to the cells.  I was taken alone in a certain room, where I was assaulted.  This policemen were 10 in number.  I did try to revenge with my fists.  He saw that I was arrogant, then he said that I should be tied up.  Then he called special constables who were in that room, and they were assaulting.  They assaulted me whilst my hands were tied.  I was left alone there with a certain policeman.  Then I asked that policeman, "Why are you assaulting me?"  Then he replied by saying, "Moghele said you have cast aspersions against him."  Then I said, "I don't understand."  My mother heard through other people to ask them - then my mother arrived at the police station whilst I was still in that cell.  Then she asked them about my whereabouts.  They told her that they have not seen me.  I asked that policeman to release me, and that to inform my uncle to inform the station commander that I am assaulted.  This policeman denied.  Other policemen went with a van.  My hands were swollen because of the handcuffs.  He tried to unlock the handcuffs with the key, but the key was broken inside.  Then he said, "There is no way I can help you.  We need to remain in this room the way you are.  Then I told him that he must just release me the way I am, I will make means outside to unlock the handcuffs.  Another policeman took a key for the handcuffs and unlocked.  Then he said to me, "You must go back home."  I said to him, "How can I go home in this way," because one of my ribs was broken because they were kicking me with boots.  I walked a distance.  Sergeant Simano called me.  Then he gave me a charge sheet that I was playing ... (inaudible) ... there's a sergeant which I know who is Foster, who was residing next to the police station.