MIKE KOTA
There isn't anything that I want to say, but I want to put forward before this Commission, we, the people of Seymour, even if this thing happened that time we were really expecting Gqozo's government to open the case and carry on, we would like the Commission to investigate this matter about Sister Mahonga.  Can you please search deeply because one thing the police who we suspect killed Sister Mahonga they are still police and they are still police at Seymour, and in that case there will never, ever be peace at Seymour.  We now ask the Commission, these policemen they have to be removed because they were involved in Sister Mahonga's case.
 One other thing we are aware it's a long time now since this thing happened.  Sister Mahonga's children are struggling.  Well because of the contributions from the community they have been looked after but they cannot carry on anymore because Sister Mahonga was the breadwinner.  The community realised we can employ them in the developmental organisation so that they can earn some living.  She is now working at the offices of those organisations.  That is what we have to say before this Commission today.