KHOZA MGOJO
16A/28 KwaZulu.  After that - I think it was round about 1985 or 1986 - Mr Nyembezi was attacked in his home.  They bombed his home.  They shot.  Luckily he and his wife survived that.  They were not injured, but they lost a lot of things.  Their house got burnt.  Those people who were there, we couldn't establish who were they - the people that caused such damage - but according to him it was a huge crowd of people, who had come there to attack.  After that there were elections.  In the second elections we also participated.  Those who got involved, who were in opposition to us, they were in opposition to us on the ticket of being Inkatha, but they all failed, except Mr Makhathini, who took out Mr Buthelezi's position.  Many people - as I've said, we were a united group.  All of us were thinking alike.  We had businesses, except Mr Nyembezi, but all others had businesses.  Even also I am affected in business because in the family we had businesses.  In 1987 they attacked Khuzwayo.  Hopefully, she is here.  She will tell you - his wife.  They attacked Mrs Khuzwayo's husband and he died at the shop.  At that time we didn't think what was happening and that there were some suspicions.  We really didn't know what was happening, but in 1988 in October or round about September, October, my wife told me that she had been told by Ngema - Ngema was a customer of the bottle store of our home - that Ngema told her that he, Ngema, was at a meeting at Jamile with other people.  At this meeting it was discussed that they must kill me.  Many people who were at that meeting said, "But Tshabalala we can't get all right".  I don't know what was the reason.  Maybe it was because I grew up there - grew up in Clermont and