We Are In The Process Of Negotiating

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

I Have Absolutely No Problem With The Press Criticising Policies And The Things That We Do, The Things That We Say.

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.

One Of The Matters That Must Be Addressed Is That Rwanda And Uganda Have To Leave The Democratic Republic Of The Congo. We're Also Supporting Processes To Ensure That The Political Dialogue Among The Congolese Themselves Takes Place So That The People There Can Decide Their Future.

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.