CHAIRPERSON
Mr Phulwana, we thank you for coming forward today and sharing your story.  I could not help but feel, you know, very pained when you said that you had to leave the old location to give way for cattle and to see how the people during that time were dehumanised to loose their own homes to give way for animals.  It is something that was unbearable.  We commend you for your effort to resist this incorporation and we hope that things are now back to normal.  Thank you so much for coming forward.
 We shall now break for tea.  It is now twenty five to twelve.  We will come back at twelve o'clock.  And please, when you go out, leave your earphones on the seats.
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