MIKE KOTA
Seymour is about 42 kilometres from Fort Beaufort to Queenstown, it's one of the small towns, it's on the road just before Whittlesea.  Many people at Seymour - you know it doesn't have so many people, there can be about 15,000 in that small town.  The conditions of development really dropped to a very low standard because people were now given sites in Transkei in 1984, now the development for that area was really very, very low.
 Together with Sister Mahonga we were trying by all means to carry the developments for what, we wanted to 
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invite the overseas countries, the governments from overseas to fund us. Now this World Vision was one of those organisations supporting funding such small towns.  Even in Britain we had support.  We were working with Vissieskop plan, this wasn't a very big organisation but it was just so small.  Now the developments really went on and we thought maybe with those small developments as time went on would grow big.