Those Who Oppressed Us Described Us As

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.

We Have A Series Of Regular Meetings With South African Business. Big Business. Black Business. Agriculture. As Well, Of Course, With The Trade Unions. A Whole Series Of Meetings Like That Which Engage Issues That These South African Social Partners Need To Address.

We Were Asked To Host The Pan African Parliament And We Agreed To This.

It Will Be A Comprehensive Response. The Id Issue Is One Of Them. It Will Make Sure That Home Affairs Has The Capacity To Reach People And To Make Sure That The People Themselves Know That They Have Got To Get These Documents And Where To Go To Get Them.

The Matters I Am Talking About Regarding The Ports. That Matter Has Been Discussed With The Unions, And Agreed, And Therefore There Is No Particular Reason Why There Should Be A Problem About It. We Will Continue To Move Like That. We Need The Engagement Of The Unions In These Processes.