MR MNYUTE
They gave me a new name that I am an informer.  These pamphlets 
were distributed, because we were oppressed by the White man and our own people 
from the homelands.  I was one of the people who made a way that, of people to be 
outspoken especially for the youth together with my colleague who is late.  We started 
the East London Youth Congress.  We had not gone far, but because they realised that 
I was not well educated we were being undermined, demeaned.  The youth opened 
another organisation.  This youth organisation was in conflict with our own 
organisation.  
 The East London Youth Congress started fighting with the other youth 
organisation.  Their battle ended up at my own house.  I have children, but fortunately 
at home I had members of the East London Youth Congress.  The other group came 
together with other girls.  If it was only the ANC, I am not scared, I could name them, 
but we are mixed and you are going to capitalise on that.  I am not going to divulge 
the names, but what I wanted to say that since I was released from Robben Island I 
could not be employed, therefore, I employed myself and I told people and I told 
people about the ANC.