MR MALAN
Mrs Mayisa or Mr Mayisa, any one of you would be welcome to answer.  What is still confusing a little is that in the statement Mrs Mayisa says that the tension was due to the vigilantes, she refers to them or the Inkatha or whatever, did not want to know anything about chieftaincy.  Now that is foreign to my experience, because really the struggle, the liberation movement, the youth were more opposed, generally, to chieftaincy than were vigilantes or councillors or the structures.  So this is an out of the ordinary relationship where the Chief found himself on the side of the youth movement and the liberation forces.  Was it indeed something to do with the chieftainship, I just want to make sure or was it simply the alignment of the specific Chief with the liberation struggle?