SERETSE KHAMA TALKS TO MOVIETONE

Lionel Gamlin reports on the exile of a chief by the British government, expressing disappointment and concern over the undemocratic decision. The chief was assured of a return but now faces disintegration of his tribe and broader repercussions. He calls for justice and outlines his future plans with legal advisors, hoping to reunite with his wife.

What was the speaker's initial expectation regarding his status after the judicial inquiry?

• He would be officially recognized as chief.

• He would be given a new role in the government.

• He would be stripped of all titles.

• He would be exiled permanently.

What assurance was given to the speaker by British representatives before he left his home?

• He would be given a new title.

• He would be granted a diplomatic position.

• He would be allowed to return.

• He would receive financial compensation.

What does the speaker believe will be the impact of the exile on the tribe?

• It will strengthen the tribe's unity.

• It will lead to the tribe's disintegration.

• It will have no impact on the tribe.

• It will improve the tribe's relations with the British.

According to the speaker, how might the British public react to the exile decision?

• They will not tolerate the injustice.

• They will be indifferent.

• They will demand harsher measures.

• They will support the decision.

What are the speaker's immediate plans following the exile?

• To abandon all efforts to return.

• To seek political asylum in another country.

• To consult with legal advisors and return to his wife.

• To start a new life in a different country.