The Tragedy of the Ababirwas And Some Reflections On Sir Herbert Sloleys Repor

Emanuel Gluckmann

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I had, however, no option, and, on counsel's advice, as a test case, instituted action for damages on behalf of Malema against Khama and Modisa- o-Tsile in the court of the Assistant Resi- dent Commissioner. The summons wa» duly served on both of the defendants; up to now no . Plea has been served i» reply.
That action was interrupted by a sen- sational turn of events.
When at Palapye Road in the latter half of January, 1922. T made use of th» occasion to obtain the statemflnts of •- number of ...Ababirwas who had come to consult me on the progress of the case. The statement of the five Ababirwas ob- tained by the magistrate of Serow* occurred to my memory and, qnite- 10 n-'aaually, I asked my inteiTpreter whether ^Jij one of the assemlbled Al>abirwas knew of the whereabouts of the five men in question.
To my utter surprise, I received a reiply that the five were in the crowd wJio were squatting on the grass outside my door. 1 immediately called them in and questioned them on their recollec- tion of their interview with Captain Nettleton; they all remembered the occa- sion distinctly.

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