CHAIRPERSON
We thank you for coming here to this Commission with this issue and it has some difficulty because we heard two different versions of this incident.  This disturbed us, but what I can say is that it is not supposed to be a disturbance because the truth overcomes deception, because at the end we have to get the truth.
And the truth will come out on these two different 
stories.
 I want to thank the two groups that came here to testify in this Commission.  I would like to thank them for answering our questions.  And I would like to thank the two different groups because they showed us that they would like peace in their village.
 Our investigators are going to investigate about this issue.  Maybe they will go back to this village to get the truth so that we can be able to know the exact truth, because the two different groups have said different things.
 What disturbs us as the Commission is that people are scared as the men who have just testified here have said, that they did not know whether they are not going to die or not.   We want to place this on record as the Commission, but these people fear for their lives and if anything happens to them they have told the whole South Africa that they fear for their lives because of what is happening in their village.
 We know that there are political conflict in our areas and we would like these conflict to be solved, so that people do not feel threatened in their areas.
 We appeal on both sides that people would understand each other and we hope that we will not hear that anything has happened to these people.
 We thank you Chief Nonkonyane for... (Tape ends)
....Chief and the lady next to you, you may step down.