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There Are Lots Of Problems In Transnet, Which We Are Trying To Sort Out, But We Are Quite Confident We Will. We Can't Avoid The Increase In The Capacity Of Spoornet. So, Whatever Problems There Are In Spoornet, They Must Be Solved. The Same Goes For The Harbours. And The Same Goes For The Airlines.

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.

We Should Never Become Despondent Because The Weather Is Bad, Nor Should We Turn Triumphalist Because The Sun Shines.

It Will Be A Comprehensive Response. The Id Issue Is One Of Them. It Will Make Sure That Home Affairs Has The Capacity To Reach People And To Make Sure That The People Themselves Know That They Have Got To Get These Documents And Where To Go To Get Them.

We Have Been Engaging The Government Of Swaziland For Some Time On This Issue Of The Democratization Of Swaziland. In Particular, I Had Asked The Deputy President To Engage The Government On This And, Indeed, He Has. We Will Continue To Do This, Because We Do Think That, As Has Been Communicated To The Government Of Swaziland, That Swaziland Must Go Through This Democratization Process, A Constitution-making Process In Which They Have Been Engaged For Some Time, And Really Seek A National Consensus About It.