Of Course We Run A Very Open

China Surely Must Be Interested In A More Stable, Non-antagonistic Relationship With The African Continent Precisely Because Of Its Own Needs. And Therefore Would Have To Say In Our Own Interests, As China, It Is Necessary That We Participate In The Process Of The Development Of The African Continent.

We Can't Treat The Matter Of Black Economic Empowerment As Just The Redistribution Of Existing Wealth. It Really Has To Focus On New Investment, On Growth, On Development Of Employment And So On And So On.

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.

For An Investor Who Is Sitting In The United States, And South Africa Is Very Far From The United States, You Need To Go Out To That Investor To Say, These Are The Possibilities In This Particular Sector.

That Is One Of The Reasons Why We Have Raised This Matter About The Need To Focus Quite Sharply On The Function Of Local Government, But Also On The Resourcing Of Local Government. Because It May Very Well Be That We Say To Local Government, You Have Got To Run An Indigent Policy.