MR DLAMINI
In that year, that was '87, December approximately, that's when I got injured, and then I was hospitalised.  I was released in 1988.  When I left the hospital, when I discharged, it wasn't good at all.  When I was injured I went to this Edendale Hospital.  The leaders came, like Brigadier Sipho Mate, who was the Commissioner of the Kwa-Zulu Police by then and Captain Langene who was working at Ulundi.
	They came to visit me - and MZ Khumalo came to see me.  I couldn't talk by then, I used to be quiet.  Some few days passed by while I was still in hospital, and then I was better, I could then see and talk.  I was in hospital and the police were actually guarding me, two policemen were actually guarding me.  It was after about three months or four months, I can't quite remember, Mudla Induna came with Jabulani Makateni, then they said "we came to fetch you, be ready, we came to fetch you", and I asked them "what do you mean", and they said "no be ready, we came to fetch you".  I couldn't even walk by then.  My leg was hung there up, and my hand was actually hung up.