RITA GALELA
During that time he was not working any more.  He was expelled from work due to politics.  He appeared in newspapers and at work the manager would say, "No you're poison, you'll have to leave."  He would get another job and still he would be turned away, saying he is a poison, because he was actually trying to negotiate with the Boers who were working with him.  Now during his disappearance he was at the PEPCO offices in that building, Laman Building.  They were working doing cards and people were joining PEPCO during that time when he disappeared.
EAST LONDON  HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
40 GALELA
 I was working but not now. I went on maternity leave, 
when I was eight months pregnant, I had a paraffin fridge and then after being released from the hospital I stayed two years at home, and then in 1985 my husband disappeared.  Now this really made my life miserable, because it was really difficult to raise the children without their father.