BONGANI FINCA
We request June Crichton to light our candle to give us light in darkness.   Can you please stand.  We have mentioned those who passed away in the massacre.  If we could have a moment of silence in respect of those who passed away in Lesotho, Tanzania, some in Angola and Botswana.  Tembesile Duku, Masibele Maxwell Donisi, Thomson Walter Golite Sipobam, Cisa Faku and Bongani Nkenke.  May they rest in peace Lord and give them ever-lighting light. Amen.   We welcome you in our second last hearing in the Eastern Cape.  Our first hearing was in East London however, even though that hearing was in East London, it covered the entire Eastern Cape Province.  In that hearing we had people from Cradock, people from Port Elizabeth, the Messeshase's and  the others, people from Transkei like Mr Kati.  Even though it was in East London, it covered the entire Eastern Cape.  We are here in East London to-day to mainly cover East London incidents.  We thank those who came forward  with statements.  We welcome our witnesses to-day in connection with the massacre at the station where we've just been this morning.  I think that the people that are going to give evidence in the four days will mainly be from East London however, on Thursday we will have a special hearing that will focus on the oppression of Women's Rights, especially those who are in detention.  They will be divulging incidents that they went through whilst in detention, to the Commission.  The panel will consist of women.  We as male Commissioners will excuse ourselves.  This will be on Thursday.  If we could start please.  Miss Maya will lead us with the order that we'll follow to-day.