XOLISA MKONWANA
Mr Chairperson, I wouldn't like to tell you how I've suffered about his.  You know there was nothing while I was still in this region.  I lived in the shacks there and every time, every day when I see a shack burning, I see that house of Digane burning and after that nightmare the house  just transforms itself as being the face of Nomboniso so I've known her for quite some time and the pain I've gone through has caused me a lot academically because I lost concentration.  When I came back here to East London in 1996 I was staying in Mdantsane, I was treated for depression here at St Dominics Hospital because of these nightmares and I had a private doctor, Doctor Theron, in East London and he treated me for depression and there was nothing that I could do which is concrete which I say I have done from then on other than going back to school and passing Standard 10.