MARY BURTON
Thank you - thank you Mr Hanse you - you said to me before that if  - and so you spoke for the family and stood up to represent them and we thank you for coming today to talk on behalf of your family.
 I would like to ask a question, not really so much about what happened on that day, because I think you know that the Bhongolethu  3 as they became known, became famous in fact all over the world.  I remember travelling to other countries where there were posters commemorating their loss.
 But I would like you to tell us and perhaps Ms Madikane you could answer the questions - how - how you gained strength  yourselves to see you through this loss at that time.  It seems to me that even though there was such sadness, and such loss that the people of Bhongulethu -  sorry should I repeat that.
 Ms Madikane are you able to get the translation now?   Are you getting the translation now, can we test to see if the Xhosa translation is audible - just test again to see if it's coming through.
 Ms Madikane I was asking the question of how you as families were able to gain strength to go through that very hard time, after the boys were killed and the funeral was held.  It seems to me that as a community you were able to help one another a good deal, could you tell us a little bit about that and how the community was able to support you as families.