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Our Experience Over The Last 20 Years Has Shown That Indeed People Must Themselves Become Their Own Liberators. You Cannot Wait For Somebody Else To Come And Rescue You.

I Don't Suppose I Would Describe Myself As A Showman.

We Can't Treat The Matter Of Black Economic Empowerment As Just The Redistribution Of Existing Wealth. It Really Has To Focus On New Investment, On Growth, On Development Of Employment And So On And So On.

We Differ With The Israeli Government About A Number Of Things, And They Know That. In The Past, I Have Discussed With Prime Minister [ariel] Sharon These Issues. The Fact That We Differ About Something Or The Other Shouldn't Be A Matter Of Strain.

We Need To Do A Lot Of Restructuring Of The Existing Ports, Particularly Durban. The Separation Of Oversight And Regulation From Operations In The Port, The Possibility Of Bringing In Private Investors, To Put In New Investment To Build Capacity In The Port. So, The Restructuring Of The Ports Will Take Place Like That.