The Question Arose, How Would The Communities

You Can't Abandon People There And Say, Go And Find A Job, When You Know They Are Not Going To Be Able To Find One, And Therefore Starve To Death. So We Have Got To Address That Matter, But We Have Got To Address It Systematically.

We Are In The Process Of Negotiating An Agreement With The United States. We Will Be Negotiating Agreements With India And China. We Are In The Process Of Negotiating An Agreement With Mercosur, South America. So There Are A Number Of These Trade Agreements In The Major Markets Of The World.

Part Of The Issue Around Communal Land, Which Became A Matter Of Controversy, Is That We Are Saying That This Land Must Go Back To Communities. Not Chiefs And Traditional Leaders.

The Problem Is Not Unique; The Challenge Is Not Unique To South Africa. Other African Countries Have Faced It. But In Our Case, We Have Got To Solve The Problem. You Have Got An Institutional Traditional Leadership, Which Functions In A Particular Way, In For Instance, Your Communal Areas.

We Raised The Matter Of An Agreement That Was Reached At The Growth And Development Summit, Which Was That We Should Access A Certain Part, 5% Was Mentioned, Of The Funds In The Hands Of The Institutional Investors, Domestically, For Investment In The Real Economy. That Being An Agreement Of The Growth And Development Summit, We Will Engage South African Business To See How We Can Make That A Practical Thing. So, There Is A Different Set Of Engagement With Local Business.