MS SEROKE
Mrs Bertha Gasebue and your family, it is clear that the thing you have been carrying in your hearts is so heavy, especially the way the boy died.
 And you, Mrs Basetsana, we realised the hard times you have been through.   You wanted to hide, but they pulled him from underneath the bed.  
 Herman, we want to thank you.  You have given us the framework of Vryburg.  You told us that it was a bitter 
war, because people were being removed to Pudumo, without their concern.   That is why we don't have any point or evidence from the police, yes, we do expect them to come and tell us the other side of the story and how they were killed, but now in this conflict that existed in Vryburg, there wasn't another way out.
 We have people who sacrificed.  We now do not know, because we want reconciliation, whether the police and the members of Inkatha are still present in Vryburg, and if they are present, is there a way to reconcile, so that there can be peace in Vryburg.
 We listened to your pains and we have listened to you story, and then, working together we must find a way out.
 We want to thank you and your family, we want to thank you and neighbours.  We want to thank you as citizens of Vryburg.
 Thank you.