MRS ZOKWE
On that day Truth Commission, I was from the wholesale, I met him when he was on his way to town.  He was together with my grandchildren.  You know he was putting them on his shoulders, there was one grand child of mine who EAST LONDON  HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
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went with me together to town. This was the third time now, Commissioner, the lawyers have hidden him somewhere, that as after the time I went to Angola. then the lawyers said to me that I was not supposed to know where he was.  You know this child was troublesome, he also had this feeling that he wants to reach home, he only came home after Christmas, this was now the first time.  He saw me and he gave me a hug, he said "mum, I thank God, because I wanted to speak to you personally, I want to make a will, I want to write a letter that you really brought me into this world, you gave me life and out of that I got education". I want to thank the brain that he had, because after passing his standard 10, he said, "My father was killed by apartheid when I was doing standard 10.  Now today if I thank you Mum, I put a crown on your head for helping me while I was in hospital.  Police thought there is nothing that I have, nothing left behind, then you forced to take me, you took a risk and you wanted to show that you cared".