CHAIRPERSON
Sorry.  Thank you very much.  Are there any other questions.  Mrs Nyawo and Dumisani, we want to thank you both very much for coming in here today.  We can see that you are still very sad, upset about the death of your son and your nephew and this is something that we've found in so many of the towns that we've been to that so often it is the elderly people, especially the women, who are most affected by this violence.  They play very little part in the violence, they don't participate in it, they don't encourage the violence, the women, and yet they are affected by it.  We ask you to pass on our sympathy to your husband.  We will look at the court records in the court in Eshowe and Mtubatuba to try and find out what happened, how it was that these people could have been acquitted and we will report back to you on that.  We hope that we are now living in a different sort of country.  Your son and your nephew were killed probably because they lived in what was thought to be an ANC area and it's a terrible thing where people can get killed for no other crime than that they live in an area which is dominated by one or other political party.  We really need to move to another era.  We hope that we have left that era behind.  I know that in many parts of KwaZulu/Natal we have not left that era behind.  People are still dying for those sorts of reasons, but we hope that eventually this will become a thing of the past.  Also, as Dr Mgojo has said, we will pass on your request to the State President and the Government with regard to assistance for your grandchildren.  So, unless you have got anything else you would like to say to us, I want to thank you both for coming in and talking to us today.