DR RANDERA
Ma'am Mtsweni and Tembi, it's very difficult to try and encompass what you have actually been through because you have both seen and suffered from the experiences of your son.  You have seen him through the effects of the attack.  You've seen him in hospital.  You've been through the court case where the person you think was responsible for the attack on him, is let free.  You've seen him being disabled and now more recently you've seen him die.  Again there's very little that we can do to lessen that.  What we can do is to try through the references that you have give, the case numbers, to see what can be done about possibly re-visiting the case or re-opening the case.  There is a report you talk about as well of a disability grant that is there and in offering our condolences and our sympathy I would just like to say that we will do what we can to follow this through.  It must be very difficult for you to have come to-day and we would like to say how grateful we are to you for that.  We share in you pain and give you what comfort we can through saying thank you very much for coming.  Thank you.