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We are taking him to Mshiyeni."  And Nhlanhla also insisted that I shall join and we go to Mshiyeni.  I forced matters.  They did not want, but I said, "I am going along with you to Mshiyeni."  We went indeed.  He was admitted, and I was like this, "Why is this happening to me?"  You know, I said to myself, "I can die.  Come what may."  I went to Mlaba, one of the attorneys.  I reported the matter to Mlaba.  I told him the whole story.  Mr Mlaba knew my background as well, and he asked, "Where is Thafu now?"  I said, "He is in hospital."  He said, "No, he should be discharged," and we tried all means to ensure that he was discharged from hospital.  Truly that was done.  You see, Mvuyane will patronise all the hospitals, trying to locate him so he can finish him up and just kill him, but he could not.  We take him to Ulundi, we were taking him all over to try to get some place of refuge for him.  I met him, Mvuyane, in town one day at West Street.  He said, "Where have you been?  Where have you been hiding?  I haven't seen you?"  I said, "No, you can kill me if you want to.  You know, you have been doing all sorts of things, misbehaving.  You can do whatever you want to do now."  You see, I was the first one to go to Supreme Court to open case for him, and he died thereafter.  But Mthambo is still there, and the station commander is still alive.