MR LEWIN
Thank you very much for clearing that up. Yes.  I would also like to thank you as I have the other witnesses who've come forward because I think what you were telling us, you were telling us the story from within the community and it's only in that way that we can begin to understand what happened and people generally can begin to try and work out ways of preventing that from happening.  You've suffered very badly as a family in losing your son and we would like to offer our condolences in that matter.  I would actually, there's a question in the statement which you made and I think that your reply worth's, it bears repeating because when you were asked how the Commission should advise the President's office to help the community, you say, and I think it's very wise what you say.  You say that the Commission should help and educate the community leaders especially Ministers of  Religion and help them towards peace and I don't think that's there's any better way of thanking  you and sending forward the message that you have in fact brought to us and to the Commission.  I'd like to thank you very much for doing that.  Thank you Mrs Nkosi.
Ladies and Gentlemen at this stage we'll break for tea.  Take an half an hour break.  
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