TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  So that they would recruit the youth to go to Umkhonto we Sizwe. Now, that caused him to be harassed, that is where we are going to start, that is from 1979, tell us what happened and tell us what were the consequences as from 1979.   You can relate the story to us.   ---   In 1979, the community of Lamontville asked Mzizi that he should join the election, because they were electing councillors, and he did actually enter the elections but his name was not chosen, so consequently he was not elected.   And I remember at that time I was at home, he came and showed me a voter's roll.   And he further proceeded to tell me that in this voter's roll there is something that doesn't gel, that is not procedural and he needed to consult some legal people.   And he stayed for the whole night looking at this voter's roll, and he saw certain things that were unprocedural, that were not in accordance with the voting rules, and there were other family members, and in the voter's roll there were nine people which whom we didn't know and we didn't know where they came from.   And at that time he told me that he was going to contact some legal people, who would be able to advise them as to what should be done with this voter's roll.   He called some other members of the Lamontville community, and drew their attention to the faults that were in the voter's roll.   And this came was taken to court.  When he got to court he won the case.  Then the election had to be redone, that's when he got votes, and he was elected as a councillor.  That is where all this started, the harassment and the altercations that followed thereafter, but because he so dearly loved the community, especially the youth in Lamontville.   Whenever he had to help them, or he was