JAN Z NKABINDE
Okay, briefly what I can explain is that in this township we did not have the developed school.  Our schools were shacks.  Another thing was that, that was giving us a problem was that in Leslie you would go to school up to standard six.  If you have to further your studies you have to go to another place, you have to go to another area.  Another, moreover the facilities and the equipment needed, we did not have any equipment and facilities and even the furniture itself, we did not have.  So we were forced that if you have to go to school you have to take this, you have to take the chair from your home.  The board they have to pay, taking the ceilings, painting, painted in order for them to write on something.  So we demanded that the Government will have to do something just like any other thing that is being done in the other townships.