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The year, to ban or restrict the use of choke holds and neck restraints by police officers, why do you think that hasnt yet been achieved at federal level? ~ ~ �* , ., level? well, i think theres a number of — level? well, i think theres a number of factors _ level? well, i think theres a number of factors as - level? well, i think theres a number of factors as to - level? well, i think theres a number of factors as to why | number of factors as to why what hasnt been achieved at federal lev...

Mining, have changed, even the manufacturing sector has changed. so agriculture and mining, for example, each one contributes about 5% to the share of gdp. and manufacturing, both light manufacturing and heavy manufacturing, are about 18% of gdp. the rest of it is the treacherous sector, whether it is wholesale, trade, retail trade, banking and finance, insurance, domestic services, government services, health services. that is where the thing is.

When we look at the way the pandemic has affected the whole world, all of us should be talking about how wejoin hands together and fight the pandemic. and in south africa, we have now begun the process to roll out the vaccine. in fact, im going to be vaccinated very soon. i have been told that because i am over 60, the time has come for the over—60s people to be vaccinated. i am genuinely delighted to hear that youre about to get vaccinated, but the trouble is, you will then be part of the rou...

They could very well do that, but that is their view. that is their view, i disagree with them, but that is they view. it is a risk you are taking, minister. i take risks every day. and if it doesnt work and this unemployment rate of, as i say, the real unemployment rate of 40% plus persists, you and your government surely will lose the confidence of the people of your country. you know, i was in the government of president mandela in 1994 through to 1998, then i went to the central bank to beco...

I have very close working relationships with members of the national executive committee of the anc, the general secretary of cosatu and also the other leaders of cosatu, the leaders of the south african communist party. we have differences from time to time, and i think one thing that is very unique about me, if i mightjust say something about myself, i call a spade a spade and not a big spoon. and if you call a spade a spade, you are going to get into trouble from time to time. but i like and ...

South africans, poorest south africans, have seen you offer them a below—inflation rise in their social grants while at the same time you are cutting corporate taxes and talking about fiscal prudence. so, many in your country feel you are favouring business and ignoring the needs of those who are truly suffering from the covid pandemic and the economic crisis. stephen, basic economics 101 will tell you that providing incentives for business, companies to operate, is actually a job creator and ...

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Done more to prevent corruption in years gone by. is that enough or do you — senior people like you and him — need to be much more frank with the public about your own failings to deliver clean governance? we are determined to make sure that the rule of law in the republic of south africa holds the ground. so anybody who faces fraud and corruption charges must face the law. they must go to court, explain their case, respond to the prosecutions case and then the judge must determine whether t...

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