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I want to request today that we commemorate Fanjana Njingo and Bimbo.  I want people to know that these
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people did not die because they were naughty, but because they were concerned about millions of South Africans. They were concerned about the millions of South Africans who have fought (indistinct).
 Before I continue with my story, I want the Gagaza people to know that these three men that I am going to talk about, died for their country.
 In 1981 I was 19 years of age, I was in junior secondary school.  At that time the Gagaza residents organisation had just been formed. The Congress of South African Students also had just been formed.  When Cosas was formed at Faith Mission I met Bimbo and Jingo. I already knew Fenjana and I was very close to him. 
 After meeting Bimbo and Jingo, we discussed a lot of things.  After discussing these issues we came to the conclusion that we would like to join a liberation movement. We would meet now and again with Bimbo, Jingo and Fenjana.   In January 1982 a chap called Ephraim Falapese - the comrades used to call him Francis.  He went into exile with my elder brother. My eldest brother's friend used to stay at home.  They all went together into exile.
 In 1982 we met with Bimbo.  We also discussed many issues.  We told him that we wanted to join the liberation movement. He discouraged us about going into exile. He said it is not necessary for us to go into exile because there should be ANC structures back home.  We would meet with him regularly when he came home.  
 We made an appointment with him for a Thursday.  He said we should meet at an industrial station on a Saturday.  We met on the Saturday.  He told us that he had prepared everything for us for training. He would train us and we 
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would carry out the operations. After that we could go int exile and then go to school.