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Thandi Modise, a woman in war

Senior ANC woman, THANDI MODISE, breaks the silence around life in ANC military training camps during the apartheid war. As a female commander in Umkhonto we Sizwe, Thandi Modise fought two wars—one against apartheid and another against the misogyny of many of her male comrades. She spoke to ROBYN CURNOW about this time of her life and about present attitudes towards women who were on the front-line