MKOHNTO MFAZWE
On the 18th of July, police came home.  I was sleeping - they opened my window.  They woke me up saying they want me.  They took me to the police station in Noupoort.  They then said they would transfer me to Richmond.  I was in solitary confinement.  Every morning they would say I must take my blanket and put them in the store and then they would command me to clean my cell.  They would give me a hosepipe to wash my cell.  It was in the middle of June.  It was freezing.  My feet were swollen all the time.  I would get blisters.  I would get blisters.
When I went to the doctor, the doctor said my environment was very cold.  The temperature was too low for me.  My feet still hurt me, especially when it is cold.  Every winter I have to take sick leave.