Sequel to Long Walk to Freedom - Revision 4 - Chapter 10 Page 6

where this type of demonstration came from, and no- body could help him. He announced that he had banned that form of protest in his kingdom. Peter Mokaba then explained its origin. It was a war cry against the apartheid policy. It was not at all aimed against traditional leaders. He regretted the fact that the King thought it was directed at important community leaders. Mokaba then boldly and gracefully toyi-toyed, grating menacingly all the way. The Master of Ceremonies was Chief Mandlenkosi Dumalisile, a senior traditional leader in that House, and Minister of Agriculture in the Transkei Bantustan. When Peter Mokaba concluded his remarks, Dumalisile thrilled the meeting when he, in turn, joined and toyi-ed. The king, obviously fascinated by Mokaba’s eloquence and grace, accepted the explanation. Holomisa and Ngangomhlaba Matanzima accompanied