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Speeches from the Deputy Minister of the Economic Development Department | 2013
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The Restoration of Trust in Post-Apartheid South Africa
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Event: Global Summit on Negotiation and Trust
Venue: Thunderbird School of Global Management
Date: 08 November 2013The Apartheid experience is complex with many facets. Like any historical account, it is flawed with contradictions and dilemmas. In the context of South Africa, there is no way in which one can talk about the power of negation as a tool and not make reference to lesson learned from the negotiated settlement of the deadly conflict which the United Nations Declared a Crime against Humanity.
Speech for Eastern Cape Symposium on Trade, Investment and Tourism
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28th October 2013
I am pleased to have this opportunity to participate in the launch of the Eastern Cape Province Trade, Investment and Tourism Promotion Symposium. Our work together here captures our common recognition of the importance of the Eastern Cape for our national economy. Inclusive growth in South Africa would of course be meaningless if it did not also include this province.
You do not need me to tell you about the strengths of the Eastern Cape economy. The province holds around 13% of the South African population and produces 7,5% of our GDP.
Dialogue with Businesses on Economic Transformation issues in the build-up to 2014 Elections
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Event: African National Congress Youth League KwaZulu- Natal breakfast
Venue: Docklands Hotel, Durban
Date: 25 October 2013We meet today at the time when, we are reflecting on where we come from since 1994, at the time when we are listening to our people in terms of how they view our service delivery record and how to incorporate their aspirations and wishes in our ongoing programmes. There is no better way to express the spirit of the moment, than your chosen theme:
“Dialogue with Businesses on Economic Transformation issues in the build-up to 2014 elections”.Role of Rural Women in Economic Transformation
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The Role of Rural Women in Economic Transformation, by Deputy Minister of Economic Development Prof. Hlengiwe Mkhize, MP. At National Movement of Rural Women Symposium. Venue: Kliptown Hotel, Soweto. Date: 19 October 2013
The theme of this symposium and its focus on the role of rural women in the transformation project brings the issue of land to centre stage. It is difficult to think of transformation especially transformation through rural development without paying particular attention to the issue of land. 2013 marks 100 years since the promulgation of the Native Land Act of 1913 which saw blacks being forcefully removed to the outskirts of the country away from commercial land of their birth. Women have been caught in this cross fire over decades, leading struggles of gender and racial inequalities in terms of ownership, the context which has been a breeding ground for poverty and food insecurity in patriarchy...
The French Association of Gemmology Speech
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Address By Prof. Hlengiwe Mkhize, Mp, Deputy Minister of Economic Development. At the 50th Anniversary of the French Association of Gemmology, Paris, France, 5-6 September 2013
DM's speech at the Skills and Enterprise development for BHP Billiton skills summit
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Input to BHP Billiton Skills Development Summit, 6 August 2013 by Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Prof Hlengiwe Mkhize, MP
DM's NCOP Budge Vote Speech
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NCOP Budget Vote Speech by the Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Prof Hlengiwe Mkhize, MP on 16 May 2013 at the NCOP Chamber
DM's Budget Vote Speech
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Budget Vote Speech By The Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Prof Hlengiwe Mkhize, MP
Date: 07 MAY 2013
Venue: Old Assembly Chamber at Parliament
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As the Economic Development Department, we wish to state that we do not have such a project, and therefore beware that the Request for Quotation is not from the Economic Development Department.
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