I Am An African. I Owe My

I Have Absolutely No Problem With The Press Criticising Policies And The Things That We Do, The Things That We Say.

I Am An African. I Owe My Being To The Hills And The Valleys, The Mountains And The Glades, The Rivers, The Deserts, The Trees, The Flowers, The Seas And The Ever-changing Seasons That Define The Face Of Our Native Land.

We Have To Continue To Confront The Challenge Of Corruption Within The Public Service.

The Law Enforcement Authorities Have Got A Fairly Good Idea Of Who Are These Principal Criminals. Who Are The People, For Instance, Who Receive The Cell Phones? When A Young Person Goes And Snatches A Cell Phone, There's Someone Who Is Sitting Somewhere Who Receives This. Lots Of This Kind Of Crime.

The Parastatals Are An Important Driver Of The Process Of Black Economic Empowerment And They Have Been Doing It, And Will Continue To Do It.