BONGANI FINCA
I'm saying that you made a request for us to investigate the disappearance of Luyanda.  He disappeared in exile, in the hands of the ANC.  I was saying that when the ANC appeared before the Commission for the second time to answer questions, it gave out a document which consisted of people's names who were injured in the camps in exile.  I'm not sure whether Mr Mose's name is there because all the documents are in Cape Town.  Even if the name is there or not, the ANC assured us that they would try to help us as a Commission together with the people who's relatives disappeared in exile.  Whether they were killed by the enemy, whether they were killed by their own Comrades, whether they were killed in the camps or whichever way they were killed, the ANC said they would help us to try and answer questions of parents like you because it is very painful that your child went into exile trying to fight for the liberation and when others returned, yours doesn't and there's no explanation as to what happened to him in exile, whether he was killed or not.  We would like the truth to be known and we will be in contact with you.  We will try to investigate and if we can we will come up with an answer and we'll inform you of our findings from the ANC organization.
 I thank you alone because although your case was at the same time as the bus boycott, it deals is about a person who disappeared in exile.  Thank you.  Our Logistics Officer had an announcement.  Where is he?  All the people who are here who came to make statements ...  We will take a lunch break and we'll come back at two o'clock.