DAVID NEMAKHAVANI
What happened is that we went to the headman's kraal.  On our arrival we gathered there, then two kids were appointed and left and they were given an envelope with that letter, so that they can submit it to the headman and then the headman could come and speak with the people.
	And then the headman arrived and read the letter which was written.  It's then that letter, he said that he wanted to find out the feeling of the people by himself and the people pointed out that they wanted those people to be evicted because they no longer wanted to stay with them.
	What was funny is that the headman concurred with, to such an extent that he gave us a car so that those people should be followed to their homes, so that they can be called and come, but he said they must be allowed to board his car.  So that he was supporting our statement, because it seems he was knowing that they were practising witchcraft.
	Some of them arrived.  Those who arrived, some agreed that no, they will leave the country.  Then they were told to go and then they agreed, but Edward Mahvunga did not agree.