MELFORT YAMILE
The position I was playing, I was the leader of the Nyanga Bush.  The role that has started in 1981 when we were in Nyanga Bush when the zones were robbed in 1979, so we were taken out of the places, so we tried to stay in the Nyanga Bush and built our houses.
 While we were staying there, we were arrested and detained and deported to Transkei, we then came back again.  That is how the White men attacked us on January, on Tuesday the 25th, 26th.  I was one of the people who was shot on my left side.
 The bullets were on my right side.  We stayed there and we decided to stay forcibly.  We were only given three months and then after three months in September, we had to fight and held meetings after the three months.
 They were only given three months in our passes.