DR BORAINE
Good afternoon Mr Ndzumo.  Mr Ndzumo I am not going to be biased in your favour even though you have a badge that I recognise on your lapel which is a Methodist badge which is a very good balance from what we have had today.  We are very grateful that you have come.  The story you came to tell us goes back many years, to 1980, and your father who died so tragically, or was killed so tragically in prison was at the time the Minster of the Interior and Social Welfare in the Transkei.  What we have tried to emphasise at these hearings is that from the lowliest to the highest the doors of the Commission are open.  It makes no difference.  We are glad to welcome everyone and we are especially glad to welcome you today.  You have a story to tell and Ms Tiny Maya is going to assist you as she leads the evidence and asks you questions.  Are you comfortable, are you alright?  Are you ready?  Thank you very much.