CHARITY KONDILE
He is the sibling who was born after my second born child.  I have mentioned earlier that during the Fort Hare uprising, Sizwe was together with Mtetelele at Fort Hare, they both suffered harassment from the South African Police.  I also mentioned that they went back home and left school and wrote letters to the effect that they would not be returning to Fort Hare.  Now at this time we
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noticed that Mtetelele was behaving abnormally, but it was not a serious matter, until one day, when he was playing a rugby match, he was knocked and then this disorder manifested itself, and from all the scans there was nothing wrong from that kick, there was no haemorrhage, but ever since that kick at the rugby match, Mtetelele has never recovered.  And it became worse when his brother left the country, it even became worse when the news of his murder came.  He should have been here to give some evidence about what happened to them at Fort Hare, but he has refused, he was at some place where we were briefed, but he slept for the whole day when he came back, I could see that I should not burden him any further with it.
 He has recently received a money grant for this disability only for two months. After all those years, since 1980, he has been dependant on us.  When we send him to school, if he takes a job, he becomes ill again.  I would say that he is one of the siblings who has been most affected because they went to school together, they were always together.