The man who slewTshayela, the white overseer, and Hendrick noticed the immediate respectin the eyes of these new Buffaloes. Along the undulating ridges of the ancient compacted dunes grew talltrees, combreturn the lovely bush willow, and albizia with its finefeathery foliage, and stands of young mopani between them. One of the top men in theAfrican National Congress on the Witwatersrand. shanty town across the other side of Windhoek.
An hour passed and then another, but he judged the passage of time onlyby the slow rotation of the stars across the night sky. Until tomorrow. er hip, following thetracks of a horse, a shod horse, the first sign of civilized man thatshe had encountered in all those desperate months. However, Smuts and his own men, Reitz and Malcomess and Stuttaford andthe others, carried the day and by the slim margin of eighty votes tosixty-seven, South Africa declared war on Nazi Germany.
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