RATSON NIKI MAHLAKAONE
Actually on my arrival because I came with a plan.  On my arrival at the airport there started a problem where the police were running behind me but they didn't manage to get hold of me to until there was a stress intimidation between me and the police because they were already busy with my family, harassing my family.  And one time I remember when I phoned a policeman in Nelspruit telling him that they must stop harassing my family because I was in hiding anyway.
	But there was negotiations between the ANC and the government where it was agreed that I must apprehended to the police so that they must do a test case because there was a promise that they were not going to arrest me but I must - they will give me bail and then I'll stand for a trial, I mean outside of the jail and I must apply for an amnesty.
	Then, during that time, the former premier of Mpumalanga, Matthew Phosa was there, Legal Adviser of the ANC.  Then they brought me from Johannesburg to Middelburg Police Station where I found members of the security branch waiting for me.  Then they told me that I'm under arrest.  They took me to the magistrate's court here in Middelburg where I was supposed to do a statement.  Then after that they took me to Belfast Magistrate's Court where I was told that I must give a bail of R1500, then the money was already issued to me, then I gave them, then they released me at the same time, yes.