MARY BURTON
Thank you very much - is that the order in which people are going to - have chosen to  speak.  Your Grace and members of the - of  the public here with us today, on the 17th of June 1985, eleven years ago almost to the day, three young people were killed in Bhongolethu.  It's in fact also nine years and one day after the Soweto events that we have just been commemorating over the past weekend.
 So it was a significant day  in the  country and it remains a day  that is  edged in the memory of the people of Bhongulethu, because three children really - just into their teens, were shot and killed on that day.  Their names are Fezile Hanse, Andile Majola and Patrick Madikane.  And their family members are here to tell us today about the deaths of  their sons and brother and something of  the circumstances of that day.
 We know from our research and from evidence around the period that there was great deal of turbulence in the area at the time and we await to hear from the family  members there account of the events on that day.
 Mr Maqanda you are going to begin - please tell us.