Special Report Transcript Episode 8, Section 6, Time 26:07

Today, Harris Sibeko works in the ANC’s regional office in Worcester. // You see these stones around here, we were using these stones as weapons, because you cannot go to a gun with a knobkierie. We were using these stones, throwing these stones to the police and we were hitting the target. // Zwelethemba is still not at peace. Bullet holes remain a quiet reminder of what people had to endure. // This is only to show evidence that that time, it was a crucial time where people were living in a very, very bad condition. In other words, that time from 1976 to ‘78 it was just killing in Zwelethemba, the way the youth was dying like flies. And nobody could stop the police because they were so many police for us, you know. And we only started throwing stones to them, that’s all that we can do. And some of us were detained, and some of us were running out of town and hiding, some of them were going out for exile.

Notes: Sibeko

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