JANE NOMAKHEPU NTSATHA
What happened is that the ANC and other political organisation had been banned.  I joined the ANC underground in Lesotho.  I went, because I have got family in Maseru.  I was working for the ANC.  I would come in and out of the country.  My task was to form cells and stay in Zwelitsha.  In 1980 when I joined the ANC I formed cells in Zwelitsha.  I got certain Comrades.  After that some Comrades wanted to leave the country.  I left with them.  I had a seven month old baby that I was breast feeding, a boy.
 In November I left with the Comrades, Thabo Bashe, Mncekeleli Peter, Phumezo Mene.  I have forgotten the other Comrade's name, because he passed away.  On the way, we were travelling by train, in Burgersdorp we were waiting for a bus.  We realised that we were missing, Phumezo Mene was the only one there.  I do not know what happened, but apparently they had gone to the township.  It was only the two of us that got onto the bus eventually.  There were two brothers.  I left with the one.  The other had gone to the township.  I do not know what he had gone to do at the township.  Phumezo and I got onto the bus.  We were on our way to Aliwal North.  
 On the way a car stopped the bus.  Khumbula Thabo and other gentlemen came.  They identified themselves as policemen.  I was with my sister as well.  They asked if I was with Cora.  They left with Cora.  Khumbula Mene, there is also a brother.  Phumezo Mene and then there is Khumbula Mene.  Khumbula is the one I was with in the bus.  After that Thabo gave a signal that these were the police, therefore I did not divulge anything.  When we got to Aliwal North towards Stickspruit a Boer and a Black man got onto the bus.  They said that they are looking for a woman with two children.  It was only myself that was left.  I was taken to the Aliwal North Security Branch office.  
 They asked where I was going.  I said I am going to Stickspruit.  They asked who I was with.  I told them that I was with my sister and my child.  They said I was lying.  They called other police.  There is a Boer, Bezuidenhout, he got onto the table and pulled my hair.  He said I must tell the truth, where, I said I was going home.  They took something from a sack.  He left with the sack as well.  They came back with it.  It was wet.  They put it on my face.  I think they referred to it as a canvass bag.  They suffocated me.  They, my child was crawling at the time.  They just gave him a toilet bag to play with.  I told them that I was going home.  They were slapping me until I fell on the floor.  Bezuidenhout sat on my stomach, took my babies little blanket and stifled me on my face.  
 After that they said they said they were going to detain me.  They are going to take my sister and my child and take them home.  I asked them to leave the child with me, because my baby was being breast fed at the time.  They took me to Jamestown Police Station.  I spent the night there.  I saw four cars.  Thabo was in one of the cars.  We came back to King William's Town.