Special Report Transcript Episode 43, Section 3, Time 11:15

There has been this concept rather, that has been created in our people’s mind that the war that we were fighting had rules, the war was pure, and it was a war that was … in the end, there’ll be no loss of life, it would be an easy war. And that concept has destroyed to a large extend the pride and heritage that people like ourselves took up arms against the regime. I was a kid then, but I could understand what was happening. I lived there, I felt it. And when it happened I was there. So, I cannot raise my head high today and tell you that I was a comrade during this and this era. You know today people who are benefiters of our actions are the people on top there and they are looking down on us, as criminals, hoodlums, whatever term they want to choose, tsotsi or what have you, it suits them, and it suits their position.

Notes: Ndlovu interviewed in Leeukop Prison

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