Clearly, We Are Very, Very Concerned About

We Differ With The Israeli Government About A Number Of Things, And They Know That. In The Past, I Have Discussed With Prime Minister [ariel] Sharon These Issues. The Fact That We Differ About Something Or The Other Shouldn't Be A Matter Of Strain.

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.

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?

If We Don't Move Forward With Regard To Creating A Non-racial Society In South Africa And We Allow This Legacy Of Apartheid To Persist, These Divisions Between Black And White In Wealth And Income And So On, In The Future You Would Indeed Have An Ugly Upheaval.

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.