MRS MORAKE
I just want to add to what Kedibone has just said.  These things happened a long time ago and I am a bit forgetful, but she told me about the torture at Stilfontein, how they were poured with water.  But there is another man called Thomas Mogatse of Makwassie who passed away.  He was not a policeman, he was just a worker.  But he was one of those people who was taken to point out our children. I was so scared of the police. I didn't want to say anything to the police. I just asked them what did she do.  I said to them she was not present as they were chanting songs, because I was scared, I thought they would hit us all in the house.  I don't want to say anything further, because she experienced the trouble from home to Stilfontein.  And I want to thank you.  And I want to thank you for your presence today.   We, for the first time we listen to
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ourselves, but you know as I saw you, I got scared, because you know, we still have that legacy of being scared of people.  But I want to thank you that I took out this heavy burden.  May God empower you to help people in this country.  Thank you.