MR LYSTER
Mr Moyhilwa, the fact that you have comehere today to tell us your story indicates that you loved your brother. He hasbeen taken away from you and the rest of your family. You have lost his support,his company, forever, and it was political intolerance engendered by the policyof apartheid that has caused that. In the Free State you are fortunate thatthose days have passed, and in most areas in this province people are free toexpress their political views.
As you know, in some areas of this country that is still notpossible. In many parts of KwaZulu-Natal, for example, people are still murderingeach other because they support different political parties, and we know aboutthe terrible suffering that that causes, and we hope very much that the daywill come very soon that the people of that area will also be able to experiencethe political freedom that you now experience, and that has been brought aboutin part by the sacrifices that were made by people like your brother.
So we thank you very much for coming here today and tellingus your story, and we hope that having told us that story, not only to us, butto the nation, to those who are listening, that you are able to carry the burdenof the loss of your brother a little easier. We will do what we can to findout more about your brother's death, why he died, and that will be done over the course of the nextmonths, and those details will be conveyed to you.
Thank you very much for coming.