VUYELWA CORRIEN CHUMGWA
First of all I am going to talk specifically about myself.  I am going to tell you what it is that I need and then I will refer to the others.  What I request if I could get help and if the Commission has the strength and the authority as a woman who was supported by this child I never went short of anything, my son would support me.  In his endeavour to give me everything when he passed away he actually did not have a home, I was staying with people.  His wish was that he would build a house for me.  I have divorced his father and his wish was that I would have a home and he would educate his three siblings.
 I want to say something else, the perpetrator of all this, because I don't know who it is, I have forgiven him.  He did so much damage that I have forgiven him, it is the Lord that will deal with him.  The Lord will deal with him.  Whoever he is, what he did is just so huge and scary that I have forgiven him, it is only the Lord that can deal with him.  I don't want to put a burden on the Commission because we never knew that this would happen, that these cases would be investigated.  Even the way we were treated after this, the man spoke on the radio, he said what he did at the Bisho Massacre he would do again.  The Lord will deal with him.