CHAIRPERSON
Thank you very much. Mrs Mojapelo we really appreciate your coming to-day. Your story again is a painful story. It is already seven years ago 1990 that it all happened but I can see on your face and we could hear from your voice from the words you used that the pain is very near and that the pain is very close to the surface, all of us who are parents can try and imagine what it means to lose a son like this. All of us who have brothers can equally try and imagine what it means. So many children suffered during the thirty years that we are looking at so many young people gave up  their lives. At some stage we will have a special children's hearing in the Truth Commission where life will be on what happened to children, small children and older children, young people throughout the difficult years and your son was one of them. Thank you and may the pain ease through the years. Thank you for coming to us and  telling us your story and God bless.