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Amushelelo punishes himself with hunger
By Uaueza Kanguatjivi
JAIL has taken a toll on political activist Michael Amushelelo, and he announced embarking on a hunger strike to demand his freedom. Amushelelo, the NEFF commissar, has been in prison for more than 210 days af- ter his arrest for calling for a demonstration against unemployment.
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For a man who led multitudes of disgrun- tled workers, some of whom benefitted from his fight, loneliness is biting him too deeply.
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His message from the bowels of prison this week was: “If my life meant anything to anyone, then thousands of people would be in front of the prison gates every day de- manding my freedom.
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” Sadly, he says it has come to his realisation that his life means nothing and that, seeing the people have abandoned him, he has no choice but to fight for his freedom.
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“Due to my limited options in prison, I have to undergo an inhumane process of self-torture as the only means at my dispos- al to fight for my freedom.
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