I Don't Suppose I Would Describe Myself

We Can't Treat The Matter Of Black Economic Empowerment As Just The Redistribution Of Existing Wealth. It Really Has To Focus On New Investment, On Growth, On Development Of Employment And So On And So On.

There Are Lots Of Problems In Transnet, Which We Are Trying To Sort Out, But We Are Quite Confident We Will. We Can't Avoid The Increase In The Capacity Of Spoornet. So, Whatever Problems There Are In Spoornet, They Must Be Solved. The Same Goes For The Harbours. And The Same Goes For The Airlines.

We Need To Do A Lot Of Restructuring Of The Existing Ports, Particularly Durban. The Separation Of Oversight And Regulation From Operations In The Port, The Possibility Of Bringing In Private Investors, To Put In New Investment To Build Capacity In The Port. So, The Restructuring Of The Ports Will Take Place Like That.

I Think The Internet Is Absolutely Extraordinary. It's Very, Very Useful And I Think One Of The Things We've Got To Do Is Make Sure That The African Continent Gets On To That Information Super Highway.

As We Mourn President Mandela’s Passing We Must Ask Ourselves The Fundamental Question - What Shall We Do To Respond To The Tasks Of Building A Democratic, Non-racial, Non-sexist And Prosperous South Africa, A People-centred Society Free Of Hunger, Poverty, Disease And Inequality, As Well As Africa’s Renaissance, To Whose Attainment President Nelson Mandela Dedicated His Whole Life?