Hon Speaker, on the issue of Zimbabwe, the Minister was correct. We are in dynamic contact with the situation in Zimbabwe because, partly, South Africa has been put by SADC as the facilitator and, therefore, we are always in contact.
The last SADC summit adopted a road map to implement the GPA, which was accepted by all parties in Zimbabwe. This road map was mapped by the facilitator. There are specific things that are expected to have happened by now.
However, there were developments of a political nature that caused problems in Zimbabwe. We immediately moved in to interact with the leadership in Zimbabwe. In fact, a few days ago at the latest members of the facilitation team were in Zimbabwe to address specifically those issues.
As part of a troika, we will be giving a report to SADC countries which are meeting as from tomorrow evening in Botswana. We will be giving a report and making some recommendations, from our point of view, of what needs to be done. So the matter is indeed under constant attention. Thank you, hon Speaker. Position regarding reconciliation of statement by President with 2010 State of the Public Service Report
24. The Leader of the Opposition (DA) asked the President of the Republic:
How does he reconcile his statement in which he expressed satisfaction that the Government was tackling corruption with the 2010 State of the Public Service Report in which it is reported that the Government is unable to account for at least two thirds of the cases reported to its National Anti-Corruption Hotline?