BONGANI FINCA
Mrs Tonisi, Mr Gobizembe and Thembakazi Tuku you've given us very painful and a difficult task with the regard to the disappearance of the people who were tortured those who were in exile under the ANC.  I would like to add that there are also other incidents mentioned about the ill-treatment of women who were there.  These are very painful stories to those listening.
 You also added that even though such incidents happened there were no people who came to report to the family members in a dignified manner about these incidents.  You've requested us to make an investigation and to find answers so that we can forward them to you to inform you exactly what happened to your people.  I would like to say that there is hope that we might get these answers.  There's hope because in the past few weeks when the political parties appeared before the Commission most of them came before the Commission and said that they did not know what happened but I would like to say that the ANC took a different position from other political parties in that it came before the Commission and it owned up at the highest level instead of denying these incidents.  The ANC has already confirmed before the Commission that these things did happen, these are not just accusations they are things that happened in exile and it gave the Commission other people's names and we have to inform their families that these people were brutally killed in ANC camps in exile.  Secondly they have declared publicly that they are going to work with the Commission so that we can get answers to each and every case and report back to the families.  I think this will help us answer your questions.  
 What is going to be difficult is to answer to the situations where other political parties were involved because they denied their involvement but we will try to find some answers.  We know that it is very painful that other children came back to support and work for their families after a long in exile.  Others did not come back and some families do  not know whether these children are alive or not.  I hope that as the ANC promised in public that it will help us it will do so, so that we can find out these answers and so that we will be able to present before the President your requests regarding their bones.  
 We thank you for being brave and coming forward to the Commission, thank you.