Whoever We May Be, Whatever Our Immediate

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.

As I Said, The Matter Of The Pan African Parliament Was Raised With Us By Other African Countries Who Said We Should Host.

It's A Big Problem In South Africa Up To This Day: Many People Want To Open Factories, They Want To Invest, But Then They Discover That They Don't Have The Skilled People To Employ.

The Reports From The Scientific World Are That, There Is Very Sadly An Escalating Impact Of Hiv And Aids In South Africa. And It’s From What I Have Read Assuming Distinct Characteristics Which Were Atypical Of How This Phenomenon Had Developed In The States And Therefore This Meant That We Look At What It Is That Results In All Of This, Specific To Our Country.

I Don't Know Why You Should Isolate Women In This Regard. If You Have A Traditional Leader Who Says 'i Am The Sole Exclusive Ruler, I Am The Autocrat', It Will Affect Everybody In The Area, Whether They Are Men Or Women. The Challenge That South Africa Faces, And It Is Not A New Challenge, A Whole Range Of African Countries Have Faced This Challenge, Is That Where You Have Institutional Traditional Leadership, Which In Our Country Is Protected By The Constitution, How Does That Institution Function Side By Side With A Democratic System?