CHAIRPERSON
We welcome you all to the second day of our hearings.  Yesterday those of you who were here, we dealt with violations that took place mostly in the Carletonville and Khutsong areas.  Today we are going to focus on the violations that took place in Mohlakeng, Toekomsrus and Swanieville.  Some of these cases are related to police shootings and some of them are related to inter-organisational conflict.  Basically, between the conflict between the IFP and the ANC.
 The Commission being an independent body and evenhanded has tried very much to get a balanced picture of the conflict, but we regret that we have not been successful in that we did not have statements from the IFP.  Nevertheless, we are still going to try to get those statements because it is not only the hearings that are important for us, but it is important for us to gather as many statements from the people as possible.  So, we feel, perhaps, we will be able to reach out to the other parties.  
 Two of our Commissioners have joined us this morning and I would like to introduce our panel.  Starting from the right we have Professor Piet Meiring who is a member of the Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee.  Then we have Yasmin Sooka, Deputy Chairperson of the Human Rights Violations Committee.  On my left we have Dr Randera who is 
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also a Human Rights Violations Committee member and, of course, I am Joyce Seroke, who is a member of the Human Rights Violations Committee.  
 We shall now begin and we will call our first witness.  Our first witness is Agnes Sekhoacha and Dr Randera is going to do the oath.  I will hand over to Dr Randera.