Muntu Nxumalo was born in 1957 and raised in Chesterville Durban as the first born son of the late Pastor, Reverend Clifford Ndoda Nxumalo and the late Mrs Alice Nomabhunu. He joined the ANC Umkhonto WeSizwe as the struggle intensified during the mid 70's and went to exile in differend countries. He was trained in Angola from 1977 and 1978.
He re-entered the country in 1978 to take part in the Umkhonto WeSizwe operations in KZN. He arrested on sharges of treason and terrorism and sentenced to 22 years on Robben Island.
He served 13 years and was released on April 27, 1991 as part of an agreement between the ANC and the NP. He remains an active member of the ANC and continues to serve the organisation in various capacities. He is also an ordained pastor and is involved in various cultural activities.
His book is a personal account of his life, the struggle for freedom, and his disappointment at the fact that complete freedom remains elusive for black people in South Africa.
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