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Historically During The Years Of The White Minority Regimes, The State, The National Government Held This Land In Trust For These Communities. We Said, But No, Why Should We Do That ( Return The Land To The Communities). We Didn't Say Return The Land To Particular Traditional Leaders, But To The Communities.

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.

We Have Been Engaging The Government Of Swaziland For Some Time On This Issue Of The Democratization Of Swaziland. In Particular, I Had Asked The Deputy President To Engage The Government On This And, Indeed, He Has. We Will Continue To Do This, Because We Do Think That, As Has Been Communicated To The Government Of Swaziland, That Swaziland Must Go Through This Democratization Process, A Constitution-making Process In Which They Have Been Engaged For Some Time, And Really Seek A National Consensus About It.

You Can See Now With All The Assurance That People Have About The Overall General Management Of The Economy, They Then Ask More Specific Questions That We Are Able To Answer.

Those Communal Areas Have Got Elected Municipalities, Which Have Got To Do Their Work As, As Fully, Democratically Elected Municipal Councils.