Zulu → English transcript

There is this final fear, I once wrote about it…

…that final fear in the heart when someone is about to kill.

I spent a lot of time with hitmen.

Some say… …that fear is gone,

that fear when you have killed too many people.

You end up enjoying the day by killing someone. That is why many hitmen

you find that they do a job there in Nongoma… …this afternoon at 4 p.m. A big hit, they shoot someone who is…

just an important or well-known person. In the afternoon.

I am talking about that very afternoon today.

You say maybe they have already got their money. They are at Richards Bay at Cubana, at Max’s in Durban… …out partying, spending the money, not even knowing…

…they are going around with girls, not even knowing what they are doing.

I am talking about how at that moment you find that the family… …and the relatives…

Because the things that distract a hitman… …are attacking a well-known person…

…which will force their case to appear in the news.

It appears on social media,

people are saying here they are talking about him, and over there they say…

You see, that ends up distracting him because he was not expecting it… I’m drinking booze, I’m at a hotel. When he turns on the TV, he finds that they’re playing… hey, he’s on SABC 1,

he’s on eTV, he’s on the news channel, this person is there appearing.

But a lot of hitmen, uh… …you find that they commit a crime,

they just attack maybe a famous person… …only in Nongoma, then they go to Durban… …they have already forgotten what they did. They did not even know. I once watched

the way that…