CHAIRPERSON
Thank you, Mrs Mnyaka, Lindiwe.  Thank you very much for coming in to talk to us today.  You have both lost someone who is very dear to you, your son, your husband, and we were very glad that you were able to come here and sit together and to give each other comfort on stage.  We know that the people of this area have suffered very badly - people from Sokhulu and other areas around Empangeni, Esikhaweni, Sundumbili.  We know that there's a high degree of political intolerance in this area and we hope that the work of the Commission can start to change the attitudes of people and your stories are very important, because they tell us of that intolerance.  So we want to thank you very much for coming in today.  You were both brave.  You were the first people on stage today, which I know must be difficult for you.  Thank you very much.  