DR BORAINE
"relatives and family felt.  I think differently about the struggle, and I know for a fact that people get killed in the struggle for liberation.  It was unfortunate that my brother, who supported the struggle for liberation in a peaceful means, got killed.  He believed in a free and just society for all South Africans, a society where everyone, black and white, could live in harmony.  I want to plead through this forum, Mr Chairman, for an end to all the atrocities committed, whether in Sri Lanka, the Middle East, in Africa, or in KwaZulu Natal.  I urge the leaders to get together and avoid the bloodshed.  We cannot allow children to become the victims of the atrocities to the satisfaction of the politicians.  There has to be an end to violence so that all of us can live in harmony, and let not the death of my brother be in vain.  He wanted a free and just society, where everyone can live happily.  I want to ask for President Nelson Mandela and Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi to stop the carnage in KwaZulu Natal so that other people, other children, are not left orphans and belittled, and live in squalor like some of us are doing in this province."