CHAIRPERSON
Mr Simayile and Mrs Mamanci, Mr Ndinizi is my brother.  Thank you for having given evidence to the Commission.
 This people that you are talking about passed away in the middle of a battle, battle for the liberation of this country.    Pardon us please.  Even though it seems like their deaths were a loss, you must realise that their blood was shed so that our country would be where it is today. 
 As the Commission, we empathise with you.  The requests that you have put before us as the Commission, we receive them, look at them carefully and take them before our President.
 He has the responsibility to see what he can do about them, if he can meet them, meet them, those he cannot, there is nothing he can do.
 He will also say so.  There are a lot of requests from all sides from different places in the country, from home to home.  We are going to lift these requests to the President.
 If he is not able to meet all of them, please you have got to keep in mind, that there are a lot of requests, but our responsibility is to take this requests before the President.
 Mr Simayile, it would help if you have got details about this man you heard whilst washing the car.  It would
help if you would give us the names, that we would know where to start.  Thank you, you may step down.