MR LYSTER
Mr Makhoba, thank you for coming in and telling us your story.  You have expressed some of the frustration that other people have expressed over the  last day and a half, particularly about the ability of the police to investigate these cases properly and it seems as though the policeman that prevented the proper investigation of this case was a policeman who has already been mentioned this morning, B I Zulu, that just as after arrests were made and people were about to be charged - that this particular policeman who has a very long reputation and a bad reputation came in and prevented the investigation from taking place and it's very frustrating for you and for many other people to see that these policemen are still holding positions of power and influence and we hope that some day soon in this province that sort of thing will be something that we can put behind us and that the police are people that we can look up to when we are in times of need and people that we can trust.  We will do what we can to investigate this matter and report that to you if we are able to make any headway on it.  But we thank you for coming in and giving us this information.  Thank you very much.