BOY VUSIMUZI GWAMANDA
Let me recall.  I made so much noise in Maximum where they keep dangerous inmates.  I shouted for another guy and said: "Please give me a cigarette"  and I was told that I should go aside and I will not be fed three times.  In other words I will miss three meals and indeed I missed three meals.  In other words I did not eat for the whole day, just for saying: "Please give me a cigarette".
	After that I never encountered any problems.  I went to Medium B and I have no knowledge of any conviction there.  It was at Open Camp when I had another offence.  I was not even aware that I had committed an offence.  I was with the Captain, a white Captain by the name of Stolz, Stols or Stolz, somewhere there, a white guy, I said: "Captain yes, I've committed an offence and I know and he said: "Because you agree or you do accept this, you will not eat, you will have to be drinking water."  I don't remember if it was for five days.  I would drink water, samp water.  
	And again I committed an offence at work and he said: "You see my boy, you are stubborn, I will not give you food so that you stop these offences".  Those are tiny offences that I committed and I have a clear recollection of.  That's when I said to him: "You have cost me to starve so much, please transfer me from here".  And indeed he transferred me to Town Prison.  These are the offences I have clear recollection of.
	One time Tabete had an argument with a certain boy -  often times or not at prison I would be regarded as a very straight man or a moral man as it is the case even here at Westville because I'm a chairman of peace and I'm regarded as a very disciplined inmate.  
	This is the book that will display all what I'm talking about and it shows so much of me as a very disciplined inmate.  So I will not dispute what I know.  I think Venter is highly mistaken in what he has just made mention of.