Hi ku landza xiyenge xa 36 (a) ku fika eka (e) nawu wa ndzinganiso wu tshama wu karhi wu tirha. Leswi swi vula leswaku ku lwisa kwihi ni kwihi ka mfanelo ya munhu ya xihundla ku fanele ku va loku ringanaka (ringanisiweke) eka muhlovo na vukulu bya ku vaviseka loku ku nga vangiwa hi swipimelo leswi. Kutani ku fanele ku va na ndzingano exikarhi ka timfanelo ta xihundla ta munhu na lomu ku tshova ku nga fika kona. In 1973, Biko had enrolled for a law degree by correspondence from the University of South Africa. He passed several exams, but had not completed the degree at his time of death. His performance on the course was poor; he was absent from several exams and failed his Practical Afrikaans module. The state security services repeatedly sought to intimidate him; he received anonymous threatening phone calls, and gun shots were fired at his house. A group of young men calling themselves 'The Cubans' began guarding him from these attacks. The security services detained him four times, once for 101 days. With the ban preventing him from gaining employment, the strained economic situation impacted his marriage.