BONGANI FINCA
Mrs Deborah Mzati, we thank you very much.  We know that this thing is very painful to you as you are here in front of this Commission today.
 And we know that there are other parents who came forward to this Commission to tell us about their children who disappeared or who went into exile to fight for liberation.  
 Now that they see others coming back, they see other children coming back home, and others are working, others are in the Government, but theirs have not come back yet.
 And there is no one who can tell them where they are, whether they are still alive or not, or what happened to them.  Did they die in exile or what?  Those are the questions that parents have about their children.
 I can say that we thank you for bringing this issue to this Commission because now we are trying to talk with organisations such as ANC and other organisations, because we think that they have to give answers that could satisfy the parents of these children.  
 Of what happened to these children, whether they were injured or if they died in other countries.  If we can find their bones, the Commission will try to bring them to their parents so that they can be buried.  
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 If any other thing happened so that we can hold ceremonies to remember them, we thank you for coming here today.
 We would look at this issue as the Commission and we will try to bring an answer to you before our time ends as the Commission.  Thank you.