TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  You are really asking me a difficult question, but I will try in short to give you what I think.  As a young person, I think as young people we have aims that we want to fulfil, because we go to school to reach a certain point in life, a point where parents could not take us to.  If the Commission can meet with the people who suffered, for instance the children at Lifa's family, they became a community problem, not because they are dull in school, no, but nobody takes care of them.  If such people can be taken care of, especially when it comes to education, they should become what they wanted to be.  Because we also had desires in life.  We want to become professionals.  I have got just one parent, and I realise that life is difficult when you work as a contractor, when you work at the municipality, but as a young man, as a young person, you become very conscious when you see a successful person, and you want to follow in his footsteps, and if you get that chance you will definitely use that opportunity.   Can the Commission please take us back to school.  I think South Africa can change.