MEYILE MALCOMESO SIWAYI
I am going to tell you now.  So they said that I was destroying these boys, the (indistinct).  The (indistinct) was against the government.
 I said that I need the government, a body in authority that I can report to if there is damage in my home, which is why I supported the government.
 I had to go give a report.  We said in court that it is the Headmen and the government that is known.  The government does not know anything about the (indistinct).  The (indistinct) boys were against the Headmen and as a head they said I must bring my colleagues.
 I said that they are not there.  They said that I must go to the Magistrate immediately to withdraw.  I said I was not alone, I was with other men.  Then we would go on the Monday.