PELELE L SHONGWE
I would like to say something.  I would request that our parents here in the community and we people who took part in the violence in the community, must assist one another so that we could talk together.  We should continue and avoid the conflict because that conflict led to many of us not having any chance, not getting a chance to go to school.
	If this persists, our children will not have the opportunity to go to school.  I would like to apologise to everybody who was wronged by my deeds, and I am inviting others who come before this Commission, to do the same.  Right now, I am working for the South African National Defence Force.  I am looking and dealing with all nationalities, IFP, ANC and everybody else to ensure that everybody is safe.
	A special reference to the families of the deceased, it was not our intention really, it was the political circumstances, the atmosphere that prevailed.  Forgiveness would be appropriate.  I would like to apologise, may they please forgive me and accept my apology.  I would like for us to communicate as we used to.
	We grew up together with these Black Cat boys, they were unfortunately misled by people such as Jwi and Chris, people who were older than them, but after having realised the mistake, we note that this should not happen again.  Thank you.
WITNESS EXCUSED