We do this at the foot of the statue of President General Regginald Olivan National Congress who led the ANC during their years in exile and made sure that he mobilized the region which was commonly known the front of the frontline states to make sure that they support South Africa. to live in their fight for freedom and liberation. In the quest for the liberation of South Africa, the frontline states work together to make sure that other countries within the region, Namibia also get their freedom, who they got their freedom and liberation before South Africa. make sure that Angola who had their freedom and also Mozambi who had their freedom long time ago were also supported to deal away with the drast stabilizing forces that were meant to destabilize southern Africa. In this we honor the fallen heroes of the Madola massacre of the Maseru massacre of the battle of Kokale and the many contributions that were made by other countries to the freedom and liberation of South Africa but also for the region of SAD. The peace and stability we enjoy today as a region is because the men and women we are going to honor today sacrifice their lives for SAD to be free and to enjoy total liberty as we quest for the economic development and solidar continued solidarity of sardc. This symbolism of rit laying reminds us of our unity and unity of purpose. With this, I'd like to hand over to the military for the military honors. Thank you. We now request chaplain ET Musu to lead us in scripture reading and prayer. Chaplain Musu. Commander Chief, >> honorable president, Mr. Sel Mamea. Good afternoon, sir. We acknowledge all religions that are with us in this relaying ceremony and ask you to join us as we pray together. Let us pray. God of our liberators, God of our freedom fighters, as we lay the streets in their remembrance, teach us through their lives and even their deaths how to better our leadership, how to be good mentors and commanders and carers of our nations and also a sad community. We remember all those who lost their lives for the liberation of Africa especially as Sadic region. Bless this laying ceremony that it may promote peace, unity, joy amongst its citizens, protect, heal, prosper our region. And as we pray for the region, we also pray for the continent. God bless Africa. God her children, guide her leaders, and give her peace. Amen. Look, Ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the last post and relli Please run. Look. That's right. Red laying will now commence. Heat. Heat. Ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. Heat. Heat. replaying will now commence. We now request his excellency, President of the Republic of South Africa, Mr. Matamela Sir Ramaposa. >> [music] >> We now request his excellency, President of the Republic of Madagascar, Colonel Michael Bandrian. We now request His Excellency, President of the Republic of Silis, Dr. Patrick Hamini. We now request right honorable prime minister of kingdom to Mr. Samuel to Mane. We now request right honorable second vice president of the Republic of Malawi, Mr. Inov Kamzingeri Chana. >> [music] >> We now request his excellenc Y president of Botswana Mr. Duma Gideon Bogo We now request Minister of Foreign Affairs of Angola, Mr. The Antonio We now request Deputy Minister of Tanzania, Mr. Mr. James Kissi Malia Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to apologize for the misprononunciation of His Excellency President of the Republic of Seell, Dr. Patrick Hermi. My apologies, sir. Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the wreath laying ceremony. Ladies and gentlemen, may you please stand for the playing of the national anthem. Run, run, keep running. Heat. Heat. Checking chip. Turn right. Ladies and gentlemen, you may be seated. Ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the departure of the president in this sequence. His excellency, president of the Republic of South Africa, Mr. Matamela Sirro Ramaposa. Look, look. His Excellency, President of the Republic of Botswana, Advocate Duma Gideon Poco. Run. Run. Ladies and gentlemen, You may be seated. [music] Hey, hey, Just Hey, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. >> [music] >> Thank you. Heat. Heat. Number XY. All >> [music] >> right. Thank you. His Excellency, President of the Republic of Madagascar, Colonel Michael Brandan. Once again, [music] Okay. Run. [music] >> [music] >> His Excellency, President of the Republic of Seells, Dr. Patrick Armini. You get a man. Yeah. [music] [music] [music] That is nice. >> [music] [music] [music] >> The Right Honorable Prime Minister of the kingdom of Lutu, Mr. Samuel Taran Matani. [music] [music] It's fun. [music] Minister of Foreign Affairs of Angola, Mr. Tete Antonio. [music] Go go go. [music] [music] >> [music] >> Hey. Hello. Okay. [music] >> Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation of United Republic of Tanzania, Mr. James Kinyasi Malia. Run, run, come on. Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the Southern African Development Communities Heads of State Reed Lane Parade. Thank you [music] for your attendance. We hope you have enjoyed the Southern African Development Communities Heads of States Relay Parade. Ladies and gentlemen, I [music] thank you.