true to the role envisaged in "ready to govern", the state directs both growth and transformation through levers like competition policy, broadbased black economic empowerment provisions and employment equity laws, and by linking the award of various licences to universal service and empowerment obligations.

ka go latela karolo yeo go bolelwago ka yona ka go "ready to govern", mmušo o laola kgolo le mpshafatšo ka mekgwa e bjalo ka pholisi ya phenkgišano, dinyakwa tša matlafatšo yeo e nabilego ya bathobaso kgwebong le melao ya tekatekano mošomong, gape le go kgokaganya kabo ya dilaesense tšeo di fapafapanego go ditlamego tša ditirelo le matlafatšo tša naga ka bophara.
