MARY BURTON
Mr Mpepeto thank you very much for coming here today to tell us about the loss to your family of your brother and the loss to your community of a man who was a leader in his association and his community.  It's been very moving for us to hear of the effects of this event on your lives and I am sure the feelings of division which are still there even though you are able to live together in the same community in some measure of peace.
We human beings find it very, very difficult to say we are sorry when we have done something wrong and it's one of the things that we as a Commission have to help people to make a path that they can tread, so that they can come forward and say that they are sorry.  And if necessary, seek amnesty for the things that they have done.  
We value your approach as you have said as you are a man of peace and we hope that something can be done to heal this division so that repentance and forgiveness can happen.  
And we thank you and your mother's sister and your late brother's wife for coming here today, thank you very much.