REV XUNDU
Thank you Mr Chairperson.
 A man from back home who was thanking the struggles of our people for liberation, he said the white man endeavoured to destroy the black man, but the black man rose up, fought in the struggle until he won, until such 
time that the white man was a laughing stock.
 We salute your husbands and the men that fought in the struggle.   I want to say that you yourselves are heroes.   You stand here and say to us in all earnestness and truth that your people fought for liberation. 
 We thank you and your families for having come before us so that South Africa knows that the people who struggled for liberation are not only people that come from abroad, but women and men who were in the struggle fought day and night for this liberation.
 We thank you that even your requests that you have put before us and that we are going to put before the President, are requests that are not only going to benefit you personally, but also South Africa.  You could have easily have gone to some form of exile, sold your bodies or anything, but you stayed at home and you stood strong.  
 The Commission thank you on behalf of the people of South Africa.
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