MS GOBODO-MADIKIZELA
Thank you, take off your earphones, Baba I would like to tell the people of the Commission because of the question that was asked by one of our ladies about the Inkatha.  I want to tell them that in the townships where there are Xhosa speaking people, during these riots and all the violence, if there were other people who were not Xhosa speaking there, and they were speaking Zulu, those people living in that area, would conclude that those are Inkatha people.
Now because these are seen as enemies, so now they would be called Inkatha.  Now when it come to the Cape Town townships, those people called wit doeke I am sure this sister next to you is going to bear witness to this.  You use to call them amabatcha just because they are Xhosa dialect wasn't the same as the - as yours here in Cape Town.  It's closer to Zulu, that is now how they were now referred to as Inkatha.  I just wanted to give that report, so that my colleagues here can understand that.  Baba do you have any bullets in you as we speak.