Sequel to Long Walk to Freedom - Revision 4 - Chapter 10 Page 12

it was clear that I had deeply hurt him in thinking that Tshivhase was senior to him. I also discovered that he was working closely with President De Klerk. My problems were in no way less with Ama-Zulu traditional leaders. At the outset one must concede that this section of our people are intensely nationalistic, proud and brave. They are immensely inspired by the spectacular achievements of U Nodumehlezi, or the black Napoleon, as the colonial historians some- times refer to King Shaka. In my long association with Ama-Zulu I found that the majority are men and women I deeply admire. I have enormous respect for Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Minister of Home Affairs, in particular, a formidable survivor, who defeated us in two free and fair general elections, firstly in April