DR RANDERA
Chairperson, thank you for all those kind words to the people. When we started our work last year in Mafekeng, the first hearing that we held there, I think we all came with certain expectations and clearly within the commission also, with our own prejudices. Fifteen months later, I think we leave this region, having learnt a great deal from the people in this region. We've heard many stories, we've taken thousands of statements and we leave with a feeling of humility and I want to thank all the people of this region, and particularly for this hearing, all the people in this area who've done this splendid work that you have with us.
 I also want to thank the director of this centre and his staff for allowing us to use the premises, and for being so generous in the facilities that you've provided to us.
  There are a number of people from your community who have been assisting our briefers today, and I'm sure that you recognise them as people who have been working for many years in your community, and I'm sure will continue to do this splendid work that they've been doing up 'till now. Clearly all the "moruties" have been sitting here in front, have assisted us in organising the meetings that we held, the educational meetings, as well as assisting the work for today, so I thank them very much.
 Our translators and I'm sure again you recognize one of them who lived in your community, who is also a reverend in the community. I thank them for all the work that they've done today and to the media who are hidden away in the corner, particularly I want to actually commend Radio Mafisa, a community radio station based in Rustenburg and they have been covering the hearings live. They have been taking what you've been saying here for the last 3 days into almost 1.2 million homes, so a special thank you to them. Lastly our own staff, who have put in enormous amount of work so that we can sit here and listen to the stories that you have been telling and I say thank you very much to them. Thank you Chairperson.