LOUISA NONZWAKAZI NDAMASE
Yes.  I will start when I was still young
because I was going out to look for work.
 I went to Durban to meet my friends, because we decided that we will meet in Durban or in Port Elizabeth.  We heard about the struggle.  When I arrived in Durban, I went there, I escaped from home, because I wanted to go and look for work.
 I had two agenda's, that of the struggle and that of looking for a job.  There was no need for me to leave home at that time.
 When I arrived there, we stayed in a shack together with my friends.  During the day we would go out and look for a job.  At night, we would go and attend the meetings.
 We used to go to other people to ask for food because we were not working.  We used to attend meetings and the police would come and take us from the meetings to jail, after a few days they would release us.
 I did not want to go back home.  We used to attend meetings all the time and to be involved in struggles.  We were staying next to Gama in a shack.  
 We used to have boyfriends at that time and we used to get wrong boyfriends who were older than ourselves.  I was curious at the time, because I wanted to know what was going on.
 In 1990 I was tortured by the police.  If I am not mistaken, in 1985, the police came and they picked up a bottle, they knew that I was an activist, they released me and they told me to go and pay for my bail in the police station.
 And in 1990 ...