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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.

The Question Arose, How Would The Communities Manage This Land On Their Own. That's Why The Communal Land Rights Bill Then Borrows An Institution That Is Set Up In Terms Of The Role And Function And Powers Of The Institutional Traditional Leadership ( Borrows That Committee And Uses That Committee).

A Number Of African Countries Came To Us And Said, We Request That South Africa Should Not Field A Candidate, Because So Many Other African Countries Wanted To, And, In Any Case, South Africa Would Continue To Play A Role In Terms Of Building The African Union, And So On. And They Actually Said, Please Don't Field A Candidate, And We Didn't. As I Have Said, It Is Not Because We Didn't Have People Who Are Competent To Serve In These Positions.

There Is A Section Of Our Population In South Africa That You Can't Expect To Get Integrated In The Economy Of Its Own. These Are People Without Skills And That Will Include Young People Who Might Very Well Have Matric Certificates, But Don't Have The Skills To Be Absorbed In The Economy. So We Need To Target People Like Those In A Special Way, In A Focused Way So That They Have The Skills And The Capacity To Participate In The Economy. That Requires Special Programmes.

Whoever We May Be, Whatever Our Immediate Interest, However Much We Carry Baggage From Our Past, However Much We Have Been Caught By The Fashion Of Cynicism And Loss Of Faith In The Capacity Of The People, Let Us Err Today And Say - Nothing Can Stop Us Now!