Thank you, hon Speaker. Well, South Africa has engaged with the British government over the period ever since the Zimbabwean issue. As you know, Britain took a position of applying sanctions, which includes not talking with the Zimbabwean authority. We have been raising that issue as a country and as a region. Our view has been: In order to resolve the Zimbabwean question, lift sanctions. We should be open to the possibility we are talking about so that the British and Zimbabweans could talk on this specific issue of land you referred to. The land issue caused the deadlock during the Lancaster House time, but the British have stuck to their views and position.
Those are matters we have been discussing with them, including the decision of SADC in its last summit to send a delegation to the global institutions and countries to deal with the question of lifting of sanctions. That is the matter we've been engaged in all the time, but, of course, the British have not moved. Thank you, hon Speaker.