CHAIRPERSON
Mrs Shandu, it's very, very difficult to know what to say to a mother who has lost her children in this way.  The people who did this have no humanity at all.  They have descended to a lower level.  This terrible story is a story of political intolerance and, like in so many other places in this province, it is the ordinary hard-working women like yourself who have to bear the brunt of this political intolerance.  We wish that the leaders of the IFP and the ANC could have been here today to listen to your story and to the story of the witness before you, Mrs Mabaso, because we believe that those stories - we wish that the leaders of the IFP and the ANC could have listened to your story and to the story of the witness before you, Mrs Mabaso, because we think that those stories that you have told would have touched their hearts and would have made them understand the suffering of ordinary people and would have made them all the more determined to bring peace to this province.  We understand that you have been terribly affected by this but we still, nevertheless, salute your bravery and your courage, coming here today and telling us this terrible story and we hope that it makes it a little bit easier for you to live with the pain that you are living with.  So we thank you very, very much for coming here today, and we wish you well as you go.