MR MOSE
We only know of the last call saying that he was in London.  People came back from exile, there were elections and we were still searching for my brother.  We'd go to the ANC offices together with my father. We'd go to Human Rights attorneys and they'd send us back to the ANC offices but we got no information about my brother.  As I read in the media, I thought that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission would be the correct channel for me to come and make a statement about my brother.  Perhaps there could be a lead as you would investigate his whereabouts.  My father, Mr Mose searched for my brother and he was called to the Majaga offices this year where they filled in forms.  We received a reply from the Department of Finance in Pretoria for a special pension fund also referring to my brother as a deceased.  We were in turmoil because they were speaking about both the pension fund and about the deceased.  I made a copy of this letter and took it straight to the Truth Commission's offices at the N.B.S. to discuss it.  I reported this matter and we then got this letter whilst we were waiting to appear before the Commission.  I asked the people at the Commission to interpret for me.  They said that we must go back to the place where my Dad had filled in the form.