MR LAX
Surely, with respect General, why would Shabalala care if he knew Ndaba was an informer?  If he knew he was a sell-out he wouldn't give two hoots at that stage if the man disappeared.  I mean he - so far as we understand it you're relying on the fact that this man was an informer and you're relying on the fact that Shabalala, through his conduct and through what he said, indicated that he was now aware of Ndaba's role. If that was the case, he wouldn't regard him in a very favourable light, he wouldn't give two hoots what happened to him.  This was a man who had turned against him.  Why should he worry what happened to Ndaba at that stage?