MELVILLE NOKAWUSANA
There was a consumer boycott in Stutterheim, we were not supposed to buy in the shops that were owned by white people and there would be a board that would be written in the township that tells people that they were not supposed to buy in the shops in town.
	After that a decision was taken during the roadblock and we were elected, there were three comrades that were elected to go to Mrs Clackers to close down her shop because we heard that she had a shop that was operating in that side, in Kologa, and people from that side were buying in that shop when the boycott was still on, when the shops were closed.
	Our intentions to go to her, we just wanted to intimidate her.  We wanted her to close down her shop, not to sell anything to the people because people were not supposed to buy at shops that were owned by white people.