TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  No, Thabani left the country.  He went through Maputo, and others followed.  After that Phumuza Dlamisa came to tell me that, "Mrs Thandi, please be alert because they are conspiring."  I said, "Oh well, it's fine.  If I die, I die.  They will see what to do."  At that time that's when many kids, children were being killed.  I think what made the situation to get worse it's because I was so much in touch and close the community of Chesterville.  A child who was 14 years old, one of those who were killed, seven of them, and one of those who were killed had no parents to bury him or her.  The father was injured and died from being assaulted by the police, and we had to put our heads together and see how we would bury this child who was an orphan.  And the community agreed and said I should stand as a mother and represent her mother.  I went to her place, and it was badly situated because it was at the corner of Road Eight and Road 11, and those places were ruled by A-Team, and they were predominantly A-Team.