PUMZILE MAYAPI
Thank you, Sir.  First of all I would like this Committee to know that this incident took place in 1986, at a time that I am sure that everyone knows that a conflict between the freedom fighters, or liberation movements and the government was at a high level.
	This took place at a time when the movement that was leading the battle of the South African freedom fighters said South Africa should be rendered ungovernable.  That means that each and every institution that was seen as the ANC, as the extension of the oppressors in South Africa, that particular institution would automatically become a target.  These gambling casinos, all of them - or let me talk about this one in particular.  This was in the homeland of Transkei.  
	This casino was an ivory tower that was so clear that this casino of Wild Coast, its presence in that particular place made it possible that there would be complaints from the people who were residing there, that that casino was there without any consultation with the people or community.
	Secondly, this casino was a place that was clear for one to see that it was there for people who would, during the battle in South Africa, who would ...(indistinct) for people to go there and relax, people who would go there and relax without knowing what was happening in this country.  Even the people who were employed there were the people who were working under the extreme oppression.  Even the few people who were offered jobs there were the people who were oppressed.  That is why I say that under those circumstances it became clear that this particular casino, after grievances or complaints from the liberation movement, had become a target.