this is one of the reassurances i articulated to the black business council earlier last month, where we discussed the state of bbbee in the country, the progress that has been made and what we need to do as a collective to build on our gains.

ye ke ye nngwe ya dine tefaletšoleswa tšeo ke di boditšego lekgotla la dikgwebo tša bathobaso mathomong a kgwedi ye e fetilego, fao re ahlaahlilego seemo sa bbbee ka mo nageng, kgatelopele ye e dirilwego le seo re swanetšego go se dira re le mmogo ka nepo ya go aga go tšeo re di fihleletšego.
