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I Must Say, With Regard To Equatorial Guinea, The Government Of Equatorial Guinea, As Soon As They Had Arrested These People, Sent A Delegation Here To Say They Are Going To Charge Them Because They Have Got Sufficient Information To Say These People Were Planning To Remove The Government Of Equatorial Guinea By Force.

The Reason I Joined The Struggle Against Apartheid Was Because You Had This System Of Oppression, Which Affected Everybody Who Was Black. Whether You Were Old Or Young, Man Or Woman, In A Village Or A Town, It Didn't Matter.

I Must Say That, In The First Instance, We Got The Request From Many African Countries Who Said, Look, You People Had Better Host The Parliament. So, The General Feeling Around The Continent Was That It Would Be Better That The Parliament Was Based Here. In Part, Because Of What This Country Has Done With Regard To Establishing A Democratic System, And We Have Responded To That. We Have Said, Fine.

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.

The Question Arose, How Would The Communities Manage This Land On Their Own. That's Why The Communal Land Rights Bill Then Borrows An Institution That Is Set Up In Terms Of The Role And Function And Powers Of The Institutional Traditional Leadership ( Borrows That Committee And Uses That Committee).