The Jazz King (Part 8)

"I recall Chief Sebele [II], who had served in the Native Labour Contingent during the First World War...Build on light lines, and wearing spectacles Sebele looked more than anything else like a highly strung student.His house and huts in Molepolole were furnished in European style and he is very proud of his armoury of many different types of guns and rifles. When he felt the mood he played his expensive piano with some feeling." - Julian Mockford (South African journalist & author)