CHAIRPERSON
Mr Kolisi, thank you very much.  You have painted a very clear picture of a young man who was also a hero, that was your son, Sipho.  A young man who died in the struggle, who grew up as part of the struggle and we find that during the relating of your story, there are certain parts which disturb you although we do not feel that, parents like yourself should not be disturbed by what happened to your children, but you should know what happened to your children, because you should know that your children did not die in vain.  Your son died while fighting for the liberation of this country and he will be counted as heroes of the new South Africa.  We have taken note of your request that his remains be found and be laid to rest in an appropriate manner.  These requests are always raised by people who appear before the Commission, where they request that heroes who have fallen in Angola, Lesotho, Zambia, Mozambique and such places, the bones of heroes who died during the struggle for liberation, remains be brought back to be given a fit and proper burial.  We have heard that request before and we take note of yours and on behalf of this Commission we would like to thank you for being the type of father that you are and for still being able to come here in spite of the loss of your wife as well.  We will include your request in our report and we thank you.