MS DLOMO-JELE
What I would like to say, what I would really like to request, although we are not allowed to choose for other people, other people lost their houses, other people lost children, other people lost their husbands, at the moment if the children can look after those orphanages those people who lost their loved ones, especially if our children are going to grow up being
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orphans they will be having a very bad experience.  But if the Commission can really look after these orphans.  This is the main thing for me that the Commission could see to it that they assist the orphanages and the widows of those people who died during that time.  
 Also that there should be a memorial to these children.  These children gave up their lives.  They were working for the nation.  They wanted to bring about change.  We would be very happy if there was some kind of memorial, a historical memorial in South Africa so that other children and other people can grow up and know what happened in our history, as parents and as widows and the fathers who lost their wives, if there could just be this memorial.