I Think That Probably The Most Important

I Think Anybody Who Knows Anything About South Africa And The South African Economy Would Know That One Of The Big Constraints To Growth And Development Is Skills Shortages. So All Of Us, Need To Come At This Thing As Vigorously As Is Possible And, Of Course, The Private Sector Has The Capacity To Take It On Board.

South Africa Now Needs Skilled And Educated People To Say 'how Do We Manage And Develop This Democratic Country?'

I Come Back To What I Had Said Earlier: The Policies Might Be There But Are People Benefiting From The Policies? You Do Find That In Many Instances, Though The Policies Exist, They Are Not Having The Necessary Impact. That Is A Particular Challenge In Local Government, Because That Is Where All The Services Get Delivered.

There Must Be No Abuse Of People And They Did Ask That The South Africa Government Should Give Them Whatever Support They Needed To Make Sure That They Have A Proper Legal Process, Proper Detention, No Abuse Of People During Interrogation And All Of That. And So, We Agreed.

I Don't Imagine Heads Of Government Would Ever Be Able To Say I'm Not An Economist Therefore I Can't Take Decisions On Matters Of The Economy; I'm Not A Soldier I Can't Take Decisions On Matters Of Defence; I'm Not An Educationist So I Can't Take Decisions About Education.