MARY BURTON
I understand that, Mrs Nkosi, it is quite a long time ago.  But we are fortunate because there are records from the time, there are newspaper reports and our researchers and our investigators have fitted all those dates together. So we have no doubt about your story. We know that it happened, it is confirmed by other evidence from the time.  But it has been very important for us to hear in your own words about your experience, about the humiliation that you suffered by being kept in that container and not allowed toilet facilities and not properly looked after. For no reason at all, except that you had helped to organise the women, that you had demanded a voice for the women of the area and that you had helped to instruct some of the young members of the community. So you are a reminder of some of the strong women who were working in the area at the time, and you helped us to put together the whole picture of what was happening. I don't have any other questions right now.  So I hand over to the Chairperson and see if there are other questions.