LENDISO RICHARD NDUMO GALELA
I got back here on the ninth of September 1991 and I lived at 684 Joza, which was my wife's house, her maiden name was Mapufo.  When I got back she had children from another man and after her mother had spoken to me I accepted those children and after I had forgiven her and taken her back she would still bring in another man in spite of me being there.  I then went to speak to the priest and he said what I could do, all I could say to my wife was that she should respect me and that that man should respect me, that my wife should go to him and it appeared as if my wife intended for me to assault either her or her lover so that I could be arrested, but I did not do that, but what she did instead was to divorce me in 1993.
 At FAMSA, FAMSA then said that I should not leave my house, because it was my house.  That did not happen.  What then happened was that her man would come into the house and they would leave.  What I then did was to go to FAMSA and, Anna was there, said that I cannot force my wife to divorce me, that she would divorce me when she was ready to.  All she could do was to go to her lover and I saw it as a sign of disrespect, because she was white and I was black.