BONGANI FINCA
Mr Velile Ramncwana, we thank you.  Thank you for reminding us about the 1960's and for reminding us about the activities of POQO, although you are denying that you were a member of POQO.
 I know that our people suffered a lot.  As a result now they cannot differentiate or they cannot know where to deny or to accept responsibility, but all of us, those who know the history of this country, we remember the activities of POQO in this country - to keep the light when the times were dark in this country.
 Many people were arrested at that time as you were telling us your story.  Thank you for reminding us about that time.  Many people who are active today, they started being active during the 1990's when things were getting better.
 They started to be involved.  We thank you for reminding us that there are people who were active in those dark days when things were very bad.  When there was no hope for life and we salute these people as heroes of our country, because it is easy to be active when things are better, it is very hard to be active when days are dark and things are very difficult, when we are only dreaming of liberation.
 We thank you for reminding us about that time.  There are questions that we will make a follow up about in your story, together with the 56 people, if they are still alive.  For now, we thank you and we promise that we will follow your story, thank you.