None Dare Challenge Me When I Say

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.

I Don't Know Why Women Would Think They Would Be Underrepresented In That 40 Per Cent, And I Do Not Know Why They Think They Would Be Underrepresented In That 60 Per Cent Either. Because, Any Community That Has Their Traditional Leader In The Area, One Would Expect That, Among The People, They Would Want To Ensure That This Committee, That 60%, Is Properly Representative.

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.

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.

It Will Be A Comprehensive Response. The Id Issue Is One Of Them. It Will Make Sure That Home Affairs Has The Capacity To Reach People And To Make Sure That The People Themselves Know That They Have Got To Get These Documents And Where To Go To Get Them.