None Dare Challenge Me When I Say

I Must Say That, In The First Instance, We Got The Request From Many African Countries Who Said, Look, You People Had Better Host The Parliament. So, The General Feeling Around The Continent Was That It Would Be Better That The Parliament Was Based Here. In Part, Because Of What This Country Has Done With Regard To Establishing A Democratic System, And We Have Responded To That. We Have Said, Fine.

How Many Murders Are Committed In Gauteng, Or In The Western Cape, In A Month? A Week? A Day? An Hour? But Of Course We Are Not Allowed To Know For Sure. In Close And Direct Imitation Of His Apartheid Models, Selebi Ensures That No Statistics About Crime May Be Published Regularly In The Press.

We Should Never Become Despondent Because The Weather Is Bad, Nor Should We Turn Triumphalist Because The Sun Shines.

The Concern Around Probable Questions, Which In A Sense Have Been Hidden, Will Grow Around The World And The Matter Is Critical, The Reason We Are Doing All This Is So We Can Respond Correctly To What Is Reported To Be A Major Catastrophe On The African Continent.

I Think That Part Of The Problem That Arose With That Legislation, Is That There Probably Wasn't Sufficient Information - Probably There Was Misinformation. I Am Not Sure That They Have Looked At The Legislation.