Economic Ownership, Political Change and Africa’s Youth

We're not struggling. Maybe what we need now

is participation and ownership of the

economy, because I think that politics is a playfield of poor people.

Real politics is economics. Those who determine the dollar, those who

determine the rand, those who hold the money.

Because every gunshot,

someone is paying, someone is in the bank while Africa

is sitting in a

graveyard burying each other.

America and France and Britain are sitting in the banks

calculating their spoils of war. And I think the young people

are waking up.

Though I am passionate enough for the next five years to make sure that

their passion must not just become emotional.

You know, we must change. Let's just change. Remove every-

we don't care.

You better care, otherwise you make the same mistakes the

liberation heroes did.

To shoot everyone out of the offices and then get in the office

and you sit there,

and all of a sudden you must run a bank now, you must run an insurance company,

you

must run an IT company. You saw what happened in post office here.

You must now run an institution which you don't have a clue as to how

is it

working.