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The Issue Of Racism And Racial Prejudice. It Is Very, Very Difficult To Discuss. It Is Difficult To Discuss The Issue Of Apartheid. Many Have Made The Observation That It Is Very Difficult To Find Anyone In Sa Who Ever Supported Apartheid Because Everyone Was Opposed, It Was Against Our Will And So On.

I Don't Know Why Women Would Think They Would Be Underrepresented In That 40 Per Cent, And I Do Not Know Why They Think They Would Be Underrepresented In That 60 Per Cent Either. Because, Any Community That Has Their Traditional Leader In The Area, One Would Expect That, Among The People, They Would Want To Ensure That This Committee, That 60%, Is Properly Representative.

Many Of Our Own People Here In This Country Do Not Ask About Computers, Telephones And Television Sets. They Ask - When Will We Get A Road To Our Village.

Certainly The Government Has Tried To Handle The Matter Of Our Relations With The Rest Of The Continent In A Very Sensitive Manner.

As I Said, The Matter Of The Pan African Parliament Was Raised With Us By Other African Countries Who Said We Should Host.