MR MBEKELA
At that time Chairperson, I was the chairperson of the Grahamstown Youth Congress.  We at that stage were busy in organising the youth and informing people as to exactly what the people of South Africa wanted, what kind of freedom we were striving for, because if we could remember correctly Mr Chairperson, the logo of the Grahamstown Youth Congress was a trend which showed that it did not necessarily mean that the youth did not want to be educated but it was an indication that we wanted the youth to be educated, that is why we said that in our meetings, and there was also Pickaxe, where we showed that there are workers amongst the youth as well, and that showed in which direction we were moving so that they could see what kind of liberation we were fighting for.  There was also within the logo of the Grahamstown Youth Congress, an assegai, which showed that the assegai was a sign that even when the youth wanted to go for training, the objective was to get rid of the oppressive government, that was why our slogan was Freedom now and not tomorrow.