DESMOND MPILO TUTU
I wanted to say this when Miss Mhlawuli was here but perhaps I 
should speak and you will tell her. I said after Mrs Mazwai that I was deeply proud of the 
fact that I was black and that we had people of her calibre.  We are proud to have people 
like you and your husbands and the reason why we won the struggle, is not because we 
had guns, we won the struggle because of people like you. People of incredible strength, 
and this country is fortunate to have people like you.  
 And I wanted to say to your daughter, that her father where he is looking down, is 
proud of her, and you should feel you've done a tremendous job with her, that in the 
anguish which she is feeling, she can have the graciousness that she showed in expressing 
appreciation for what Dr Boraine and the principal of the school have done.
 We have a tremendous country, which has got tremendous people, and you are 
one example of why we make it in this country. And that she, your daughter should say, I 
want to forgive, we want to forgive, after what she has experienced, and seen what 
happened to her mother and to her father, and she says, we want to forgive, but we want to 
know who to forgive.  We give thanks to God for you, and thank you for your contribution 
to our struggle, and thank you, even if it was reluctant in a sense, rightly, thank you for 
sacrificing your husbands.