DUMA MOSES NKOSI
To respond to that I would say in our township if a person had fight with someone else, it was important how that was resolved.  I cannot say much but if people differed on how they perceived things, remember that we had an abundance of firearms and as a result we had many people fighting and ending up injuring each other.  For example, in my case, I went to an agenda, the agenda an ABC programme.  There was a group of youths who were not quite pleased about the fact that Mzizi's wife was insulting me and I said to them listen, I didn't come here to insult people but to explain things to people and when I got back to my place some people were angry.  They were so angry they could have easily injured me.  I am saying here that they way of solving problems is different, for example in an area where you were brought up, if you differed over something you always had a way of sorting such problems out.  Yes it is possible that people may not be in a position to solve their problems or differences amicably.  Some of these things are so trivial and some people would say you should have insulted back.  People should know that when a person is talking on such a programme, one is not necessarily directing himself to the Thokoza only but to the entire nation.  All I'm saying here is that they are bringing in those areas as a contributory factor to how people solve problems.