MANDLEKAHISE JOSESPH MKHIZE
On my arrest I discovered that there was such a relationship particularly with regards to the station commander of Mid Illovo.  When I was being questioned or when I was about to be interrogated he came with a certain ...(indistinct).  He asked me what organisation did I belong to, the ANC, and I denied that because I was afraid they might shoot me because they were armed.  I could even smell liquor on their breath.  I thought that was the day for me that I was going to be killed because even Mr Sepo Mkhize was killed in custody.  He cocked his firearm and pointed it, pressed it against my forehead.  He told me that I should be killed and I thought that was the end.  I started praying.  They then left me but they told me that the IFP is much better.  If you were an IFP member your case would go much better but we cannot ...(indistinct) the ANC in this area.  That is when I realised that there was a good relationship.  They even went to the extent of telling me that if I was an IFP member they would release me but because they suspect I'm an ANC member they would not.  That was when I realised that the station  commander and farmers and the people around that area were aligned to the IFP.