There Is A Very Long List Of

You Cannot Just Depend On The Market, Because The Market Will Say: China Needs Oil; China Needs Coal; China Needs Whatever, And Africa Has Got All These Things In Abundance. And We Go There And Get Them, And The More We Develop The Chinese Economy, The Larger The Manufacturing Is, The More We Need Global Markets - Sell It To The Africans Which Indeed Might Very Well Destroy Whatever Infant Industries Are Trying To Develop On The Continent. That Is What The Market Would Do.

We Raised The Matter Of An Agreement That Was Reached At The Growth And Development Summit, Which Was That We Should Access A Certain Part, 5% Was Mentioned, Of The Funds In The Hands Of The Institutional Investors, Domestically, For Investment In The Real Economy. That Being An Agreement Of The Growth And Development Summit, We Will Engage South African Business To See How We Can Make That A Practical Thing. So, There Is A Different Set Of Engagement With Local Business.

We Do Not Accept That Human Society Should Be Constructed On The Basis Of A Savage Principle Of The Survival Of The Fittest

We Have To Continue To Confront The Challenge Of Corruption Within The Public Service.

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.