EDITH VANGILE MPANDE
In July 1977, Makwenkwe and a few some other peoples were arrested and charged for arson.  (Indistinct) School was burnt to the ground in Tunkie location, locally.  They were found not guilty and he was discharged, but even then the security police were after him.  He could not go to town, they would chase him.  So, we ultimately fled to PE with some other pupils to go and join their Comrades in PE.  He was shot there while he was setting a bakery delivery vehicle alight.
 We had asked a neighbour of ours, Mr Mdana, Nane Mdana, to make arrangements for the funeral, but Nane, he was detained on a daily basis.  Makwenkwe was shot on the 15th of March 1978 in PE.  Nane was detained on a daily basis from the 16th to the 25th.  I think the security police must have heard that he is organising the funeral and he was only let free on that Thursday, the day of the funeral, a day imposed on us by them.  Makwenkwe, when Makwenkwe died, he died nine months after the birth of his daughter, Phumeza, who is still with me and whom I have adopted legally.  She is at technical college and I am fully responsibility.  She is under my care, being a widower and a pensioner.