SIPHO W MOTAUNG
In prison I use to have visitors, people like Mandla.  One of those days I discussed with them.  It was clear that we are not going to get bail.  We did not get bail.  Therefore, I personally planned, I decided that I shall break my finger so that they can take me to hospital.  I knew that they do not have bone doctors in prison.  I knew when I broke my finger they will take me to hospital outside.  That happened.  It so happened that I call Mandla before, the day before I was to be taken to hospital.  I broke my finger.  We needed to have a password, LOD, that is life or dead.  I knew that someone was coming to pick me up. We also arranged for transport and if someone had to come and collect me they have to use the password.
	When I arrive at Eden Hospital, I asked to enter the toilet.  I entered the toilet.  When I got out of the toilet I pushed one of the police aside and he fall and I started running.  I got into the car.  After someone have passed using the very same password that I knew, I got into that car and we ran away in the car.  They took me to J Section at Mbali.  That is where I stayed the night and I went to Durban in one of the ANC members home.  Therefore, after that our regiments were met that I should go to Chesterville.  That is where I found Sibisi and other comrades.  I stayed there.  Later I left with some cadres, three of them, those whom I found at Chesterville.  
	They left us at the border where we had to cross.  They were given money for food.  We were told that we have to get some transport to Mazanie in Swaziland.  We went to Mbabane and they took us to some houses where they accommodate refugees.  After that they took us to Matsape Airport and we flew to Zambia.