MEYILE MALCOMESO SIWAYI
Because I could not go to King William's Town on the Saturday or alone, I had to go with the people and report it with them on the Monday.  It was clear that they wanted to attack me.
 This is the time people were being necklaced.  The meeting disintegrated.  Some of them spoke up for me, saying that I was not to be necklaced.
 They carried on arguing.  I stood strong and I said that whoever is going to put the tyre on me to burn me, we are going to die together.
 They cursed me, I cursed them back.  I went home and slept the Saturday night.  In the morning at eleven o'clock the next day, nobody was saying anything any more, my house was just being stoned.  My windows broke down, even the doors.
 There was only one way.  I said my children and my wife must hide under the bed.  They said I must go out, I refused and I said you either will not be able to go into my house whilst I am still alive.
 They hit me with bricks, but my Lord was with me.