ROMEO MBUSO MBAMBO
Firstly, I could not think of a reason because I did not know him, we had never had a quarrel or any friction between us therefore I could not fathom a reason as to why he could do this.  That is what I also told Dina Mkhize when he questioned me after having been informed that he had been sent by Captain Hlungwane.  After explaining this to Dina he told me that he had reported the matter to Captain Hlungwane and Captain Hlungwane had said that we should try and investigate so as to find out the reason.
	The entire leadership of eSikhawini and of Ulundi as well as ourselves were concerned about this.  On following up information about Nati Gumede we discovered that although he was residing in Durban his home originally was at Langezwa.  This made us to seek out people from Langezwa and try to obtain information from them.  The used the IFP youth at Langezwa one of whom was under Andalatele.  Andalatele told us that he knew Nati Gumede and said that he was one of the ANC youth that they'd been fighting with at Langezwa such that he fled and went to Durban.  
	One day we drove in Mr Mmambo's car who was at that time a principal at Eshowe, also an IFP leader at Eshowe.  It was myself Zulu Dlamini and Israel Hlungwane and with Mmambo and we drove to Nati Gumede's house.  On arrival we found two cars parked and these cars belonged to the ANC office at Empangeni.  We didn't do anything on this particular day.  On returning we discovered that it appeared as if Nati's sister worked at the ANC office at Empangeni.  Dina then passed this information to Ulundi, we discussed the developments around Nati's case with the IFP leadership at the local level.  I think that after a few days that information had been sent to Ulundi.  Israel came to my house on his way from work and he told me that a telephone call had come through and it had requested that Dina Mkhize and myself should go to the IFP office at Empangeni on the following day.  
	When we got there we found M.R. Mkhize and Zwele Dlamini who told us that we were required at the head office in Ulundi and he told us that the person who wanted to see us was Prince Gideon Zulu.  They gave us two hundred rand to travel to Ulundi.