""these stories were written by a unique group of learners – older people from the muthande society for the aged literacy program. their stories, arising from oral storytelling workshops, vividly bring back very personal memories of passionate love, loss, disappearing traditions and life in apartheid south africa."" Shona eliqhaqhazelayo: Izimbangela zesifo. Kusho ukuthini eliqhaqhazelayo ikhanda futhi kanjani ukuqeda kwalo? “ngiyafisa njalo kumele ngikwenze ukuthi ngisebenzele izizalwane zonke zezimbabwe kungelabandlululo. kangisoze ngikhethe umhlobo, ezokholo kanye lokuthi abantu bakumabandla waphi."" umphathintambo wezabatsha lokuthuthukisa inotho yabensundu umnu. saviour kasukuwere uthi uhulumende uzavala amankampani abemazweni ase zimbabwe angaba zinkulungwane phose ezilitshumi angakaniki uhulumende isimo sawo sabantu abala mashares kulawo mankampani. initially, a night school was set up by father jb sabon who knew tamil and worked with the indian community of durban and north coast. he started the first indian school in durban and brought tamil literature from ceylon. he got pupils from all ages and adults involved in his school, although it was a catholic initiative; it was open for all religions in the community. the school offered basic education skills to help in finding employment. the school was taken over by father boudry when father jb sabon passed away.