I Must Say Also, That We Are

This Is Community Land That Belongs To Particular Clans, And Therefore, It Must Go Back And Its Administration And The Determination As To What To Do, Must Rest In The Hand Of The Communities. That Is Why You Have These Committees, Among Whose Members, Of Course, They Will Be Traditional Leaders. You Will Have These Collectives, Which Must Then Deal With The Land, The Issue Of Communal Rights.

I Think That Part Of The Problem That Arose With That Legislation, Is That There Probably Wasn't Sufficient Information - Probably There Was Misinformation. I Am Not Sure That They Have Looked At The Legislation.

The Principal Investors In The South African Economy Are South Africans. And This Is Something, I Think, We Should Really Pay Attention To.

I Don't Think There Would Be Many Examples Of South Africa Pushing Its Weight Around The African Continent. I Don't Think The Facts Would Substantiate That Argument.

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