Speaker, I thought it important to just indicate to the hon Ndude that our technology is not outdated. We do have the technology, we do have the researchers and we should use what our researchers have developed to address the problems that she correctly identified. However let's not put down our researchers and our technology. We are a very innovative nation and there are solutions available in science.
I would like to thank the hon member who referred to the coaching clinics that will be hosted by Brazil and eventually by KwaZulu-Natal. I think it's excellent that we do learn from Brazil how to become a winning soccer nation. However I'm hopeful that those who are not in the House today have gone to watch and support Banyana Banyana as they proceed. We hope to do very well in the semifinal match today. So, we are beginning to show that we can perform in soccer.
With respect to the fight against corruption, government is committed to the fight against corruption. Clearly, it's a fight that we all must take on with vigour, but I think one of the things we should do, is where there are clear signs of action, we should have the courage to identify those actions as well.
There have been assignments to the special investigating unit to investigate a number of actions associated with corruption, and we should really congratulate the President for ensuring that these activities are followed up. So, we are acting in this regard. [Interjections.] Of course ...