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At The Same Time, You Have Got These Traditional Councils. And The Challenge Is How To Make Sure That They Function Together [with Municipal Councils], Smoothly, And That Is Part Of What This Legislation Is Trying To Address.

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.

A Global Human Society, Characterised By Islands Of Wealth, Surrounded By A Sea Of Poverty, Is Unsustainable

There Is A Land Problem In Zimbabwe, There Is A Need Land For Redistribution But It Must Be Handled Different, Without Violence, Without Conflict, Within The Context Of The Law, Bearing In Mind The Interests Of All Zimbabweans Both Black And White. It's Necessary That The Zimbabwean Government To Respond Positively To Those Sorts Of Messages.

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.