Born in the R.S.A.
Sensitive Content
This entry contains material that some people may find disturbing.Thenjiwe:
What place is this?
Zachariah:
John Vorster Square!
Thenjiwe:
Aaaah!
Susan:
They told me that they were going to charge me. That meant a lot of things. That I would be sent to Diepkloof to await trial. That I would be out of solitary and with other people. That maybe Glen would come and see me…and Mia. That pleased me, but otherwise I couldn’t…
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