MRS ZOKWE
It just happened that coincidentally, after the struggle which was taking place there, he stood up and he went there. He saw the people working on the road, and when
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he was there, Mr Dlamini who was there, he came in and tried to help him. When he was still busy this day, we were with the lawyers and then Dlamini came in with a letter which I would never give to anybody.  I will take it to court. This letter was bloody and there was written, "My home is at Namakwe, my mother is Maduma.  When somebody gets my body, I should not be buried in the fields".  It was on the 7th of August.