BONGANI FINCA
Thank you Miss Mboya, you gave us a testimony about an incident which happened in 1992.
CRADOCK HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
8 XE MBOYA
 I think it is five years from then, but the way you gave us the testimony it shows that you still have pain inside you and we could see in your face that you still feel the pain.
 It is our aim in this Commission that the people involved in these incidents, would come here when people are giving testimony so that they could see how painful the incidents were.  
 What we see in them is that they go to the Amnesty Committee, asking for amnesty and others go there without feeling or knowing how painful this thing is to the people.
 Again, I think that the story you have presented in front of us is similar to the one  Mrs Lizzie James gave before you.  The way in which the courts were not responsible and respecting the cases of the people who were fighting for liberation.  I would like to repeat what I said before that it is our hope that those who are in the Justice Department now, are listening to these stories and the way in which the Justice Department has shown that it cares for the people.
 We thank you and we will try by all means to look at the matter you have presented in front of us and we would like the death of your brother not to look as if he was just a dog.
 If there are any other things we would like to know from you, our investigators will come to you and collect some information, thank you.