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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.

What Is The Worst, Is That You Will Have The Meltdown Of Zimbabwe That The Imf Is Talking About. And Indeed What You Will Have Is Growing Unemployment In Zimbabwe, Growing Impoverishment Among The People, Growing Social Conflict. And I Think That Is The Worst Sort Of Outcome, That Collapse Of Zimbabwe Certainly Would Have A Much, Much Worse Effect On The Region Than Mere Image.

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.

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.

That It Is Not Enough To Catch A Criminal And Get Them Convicted And So On, Because The Victim Remains With The Consequences Of The Crime. Something Needs To Be Done. Let's Complete That Process, Interact With Civil Society About This, So That We Will Specify What Is It That We Do In The Context Of That Charter That Would Then Make This Positive Impact On People Who Might Have Been Affected By Crime.