YASMINE SOOKA
Thank you. I think that we have noted, you have mentioned their names in your statement as well.  We will certainly follow that up.  I am now going to ask the other Commissioners if they want to ask you any questions.
 Thank you very much, Mr Ndlovu for coming.  Your statement has been very revealing about the kind of harassment that took place in your particular area.  You yourself have been subjected, particularly, to many different forms, and the worst of it is the attacks upon your house and your family.  That was a violation in itself.  We thank you for sharing the information with us and we are also conscious of the fact that you in fact are telling us that something needs to happen about these people who have done all these things.  
 The Commission certainly is in the process of identifying people with information and shortly we will be releasing names of those whom they intend to bring in under section 29 of the Act.  We again reiterate our invitations to those who have been guilty of gross human rights violations, to come in and apply for amnesty.  Again, I say, that the date, the 15th of December is approaching very rapidly and we note that if you do not apply, you will lose a wonderful opportunity to be free of this heavy burden.  We also think that it is very, very important for us to make sure that we know the truth of what has happened in our country.  The only way we can do that is both victims and perpetrators come forward.  So that justice can be seen to be done in the form of accountability for people's actions.  KLERKSDORP HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
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We would like to thank you for reminding us of that duty.  Thank you for sharing your story with us. 
 Faizel, are there any announcements that you would like to make?