Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you so much for joining us for this press conference. My name is Kusella Digo. I'm the spokesperson to the President of the Republic of South Africa. The President today is accompanied by the Minister of International Relations, who is sitting on his right, Minister Sisulu. Next to the President is the Minister of Health, Minister Erin Mujwaleidi. I think I should stand. Just a cabinet reshuffle. Minister Jeff Khadebe is the Minister of Energy, seated next to the President. Next to him, the Minister of Health, Minister Erin Mujwaleidi. Next to him, the Minister of Communications, Mama Stella Ndabene Abraham. And next to her, the Minister of Economic Development, Minister Ibrahim Patel. Next to the Minister of International Relations, on my immediate left, is the Minister of Public Enterprises, Minister Praveen Gordon. Without wasting any time, I would invite His Excellency President Ramaphosa to deliver his statement. We'll then take a round of questions after. Your Excellency. Well, thank you. Do I need to press something? Where do I press? Right here. Oh, okay. Thank you and welcome to all of you. We're here as a team representing the Republic of South Africa. And we're delighted to have this opportunity to address you on South Africa. And we've come here, if you like, as a unified team. We call ourselves Team South Africa. If you go around this precinct of divorce, you'll find people like us wearing these scarves. It's become a distinctive identification item for people from South Africa. They come from both the private sector, trade union movement, government, as well as organs of civil society. And over the past few years, we've come as that type of team. And we are very fortunate to have a number of South Africans who come along with us as government to come and present the South African case here. And although we represent different constituencies, we have a common interest in the development of our country and the promotion of the inclusive growth path that we have embarked upon. So we therefore come here to divorce with one single message of South Africans. And this year, the message is simple and straightforward. And it is that South Africa is on a path of growth as well as renewal. Almost after a decade of economic stagnation. And may I add political paralysis? We can say without any shadow of doubt or hesitation that we have begun to tend things around for our people and for our country. We've entered what we call a period of hope and renewal. And over the last year, we've taken a number of decisive steps to correct the weaknesses of the past few years, the mistakes of the past few years. And with that, we've put the country back on the path of progress that we had embarked upon after 1994 when South Africa became a democratic country under the leadership of Nelson Mandela. We have placed the task of inclusive growth and job creation at the center of our national agenda. Around a third of working age South Africans right now are unemployed. And this is a matter of great concern to us as South Africans. Poverty in South Africa is widespread and levels of inequality are sadly amongst the highest in the world. We recognize that we cannot create work on any meaningful scale unless we grow the economy at a far greater pace. And for that, we need a number of things to be in place. But one of those key issues is that we need more investment, particularly in the productive sectors of our economy as well as infrastructure. But we want to underpin that with a vigorous program of skills development, thereby developing the human capabilities of South Africans and make them ready to be able to engage, to work in the technologically changing world on an ongoing basis. Last year on the investment side we launched an ambitious drive to raise $100 billion over the next five years. We held an investment conference last year and we were able to mobilize from both local and international business $20 billion of investment in new projects as well as to increase the capacity of the existing company projects. Now according to a recent report, which I've had sight of, of UNTEG, which was released on Monday, direct foreign investment into South Africa has increased by more than 440% between 2017 and 2018 and has risen from $1.3 billion to $7.1 billion. That is a huge increase for which we are grateful, but it follows in the wake of the changes that we are affecting in our country and the reforms that we have embarked on. We aim to sustain and further increase this growth in investment, having raised $20 billion. This year we're going to hold another investment conference where we intend to raise more and we want to hasten the pace of investments from both local investors as well as offshore investors. We are dedicating effort and resources to investment promotion and facilitation and we have done so to facilitate investment by appointing four prominent investment envoys and some of them are here with us at Davos to continue helping our country, the government, to mobilize investments and we're quite happy that some of you can meet them if you so wish. They've also been engaging investors on the concerns that investors have raised and let's admit it a number of investors have raised some concerns, but they've also raised their expectations and which are being addressed in a number of ways and one of those is how best we can make South Africa much more conducive for investments. The engagement that our investment envoys have been having with various investors has been very positive which proves the point that having appointed them, they are able almost independently to engage with investors and give them the necessary assurances and also address their concerns. Over the last year we have undertaken measures to ensure greater policy certainty but as well as consistency including economic reforms in sectors that have great potential for growth. For example, the mining industry which still remains a very key and important industry in our country we were able to finalize a new mining charter that balances the need for transformation with an imperative for new investment in an industry that despite the difficulties that it has had in the past could be growing and creating jobs and one of the areas that we have sought to focus on is to regenerate exploration in the mining industry because South Africa still has huge reservoir of minerals and we believe that a number of minerals still remain untapped so we want to see more and more exploration in our economy, in our country. In the telecom sector we have set in motion the process to allocate high demand radio spectrum to accelerate broadband access and promote competition in that sector. In the energy sector we have signed long outstanding agreements with independent power producers for another round of renewable energy projects and have published a new energy plan for the country for public consultation and participation. In tourism we are reforming our visa regime or regulations if you like to encourage more visitors as well as making it easier for investors and business people to visit South Africa and we are opening our country for an influx of more tourists who would like to come and visit our beautiful country. And in the wake of the recession in the first half of 2018 we announced an economic stimulus and recovery plan to reignite growth in our economy. It included a reprioritization of public spending towards sectors that we had identified such as agriculture and small business development which have great potential to make an immediate impact on a long term basis. We also announced the establishment of an infrastructure fund that would consolidate all public spending on infrastructure and leverage further funding from the private sector and developmental finance institutions. The fund will also harness private sector expertise to bolster the infrastructure management capacity that we have in the state. Now South Africa has emerged from what we termed the technical recession that we had earlier in 2018 and although growth forecasts are a bit subdued we are determined to unlock the many opportunities that exist in our economy. Another critical undertaking that we have embarked upon is the restoration of the rule of law and the integrity and credibility of our public institutions. The commission that we set up which we call the State Capture Commission which is headed by the Deputy Chief Justice has begun its work in earnest to uncover evidence of the capture of several state institutions and processes by private interests. This state capture has damaged several critical institutions in our country, damaged confidence in our economy and resulted in the theft of quite a lot of money from the people of South Africa. Now the commission itself has been hearing evidence of corruption on a scale far greater than many people had ever expected but the positive thing is that while the truth is come out it is adding to our resolve as a country and as a government and indeed as a people to fight corruption to bring it to an end and to make sure that those who have been complicit in acts of corruption are brought to book and that gives us a very firm platform to start fresh, to start anew, to cleanse our institutions and reposition them so that they can serve the interests of South Africa. As part of our drive to end corruption and to improve the safety of all South Africans we have taken steps to strengthen the prosecuting authority. We have taken steps to strengthen the South African police service and a number of other agencies that deal with acts of people who do a lot of funny acts that lead to corruption or breaking the law and through this we are seeking to reconfirm that South Africa is a place where rule of law should be the order of the day. We have also addressed challenges that our revenue service has faced, our tax collection agency and that too is being put on its proper path once again. We have also taken measures to stabilize several state owned enterprises that were weakened by state capture we have replaced boards, executive management and we are putting them on a path of good governance and good financial management as well. We are currently developing a response to the financial operation of also our country's electricity utility which is ESCOM. In the next few weeks we will be announcing a set of measures to stabilize as well as to improve the company's financial position and ensure uninterrupted energy supply to the country. We are tackling all these contentious issues and one of those that we are tackling obviously is land reform which has generated a great deal of interest globally and has also generated a lot of debate inside the country and debate has been very healthy and vibrant and informative and it has engaged South Africans in dialogue as never before and that is one of the things that we are grateful for about our democracy. We are dealing with this issue in a manner that takes the interest of all into account fully in line with the prescripts of the rule of law as well as our constitution. We are taking a comprehensive approach that seeks to ensure that there is redress about the historical injustice that was done to our people but also see this as an opportunity for greater agricultural reform or land reform that should happen in our country so as to ensure that there is improved food security, there is empowerment, job creation and poverty alleviation. The progress we have achieved over the last year and the successes we need to register in the months and years ahead ultimately depends on our ability to revitalize and strengthen the social compact between the government, labour, business and community organizations in our country because we have pivoted everything around collaboration amongst all these key role players because it is only when all these key role players work together that we will be able to deliver what the people of South Africa really want. This is well within our means, partnership and dialogue are integral to the South African DNA in more ways than one. Now as Team South Africa we call on all our people and all our friends across the globe to join us as we have embarked on this very meaningful journey of repositioning our country, renewing our country and revitalizing South Africa and reforming many aspects of the economic life of our country and I can say without any doubt that South Africa is on a great path of renewal and growth of our economy is within hand and we expect that with all the measures that we are taking, attracting investments, the reforms that we have put in place we are repositioning South Africa as to be able to benefit from the growth that lies ahead. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Your Excellency, Mr President. We'll take two rounds of questions. I'll take three questions per round. If I could see any hands, so I note you, sir, you'll be in front. Ma'am, we'll follow. And then I've got the gentleman at the back there. We'll take those three first. And those who ask nice and difficult questions will have the benefit of the various ministers sitting here to answer them. So ask difficult questions and they will answer. Keith Bradshaw, New York Times. Is it a tougher environment already to get more investment this year when you see rising interest rates, when you see the European economy slowing down, the Chinese economy slowing down? Is it becoming a tougher environment for emerging markets like South Africa as the world seems to be slowing down economically? Thank you. Three quick ones, Mr President. Where is the Minister of Finance? Secondly, can you explain what innovations we are making to our education system to help us to meet the challenges of the fourth industrial revolution? And then thirdly, with regards to the efforts by our society and our state and many others to restore the rule of law in the country, are you not worried about the attempts in South Africa to collapse the State Capture Commission through a sea of fake news and various other suffrage measures? The gentleman right at the back. That's a question for the President. It's Mark Bendine from Reuters. The first question is about land reform when you plan to implement land reform and how you've managed to do that and still realise your goal of economic growth this year. And secondly, I understand the ANC wants the Reserve Bank's mandate to be expanded. So I'd like your thoughts on that and how you'd plan to retain Central Bank independence. Thank you. Thank you very much. I'll allow the Commander-in-Chief to marshal the forces who will answer. Okay. All right. Minister Patel will take the first one. How we intend to marshal growth in a world that is declining. Minister Khadebe will take the one on the collapse of the Commission, the rule of the US. The Minister of Finance is in another session.  He's busy as we speak. We were with him in another session earlier and another session. And when you're a Minister of Finance, you're pulled in all directions. So he's working just as hard as all of us are working.  And yes, we'll divide the questions like that and I'll answer the land reform one. Minister Patel. Thank you very much, Mr President, to answer Mr Bradshaw's question. The global environment is clearly more fragile for growth. But within that environment there are opportunities. The IMF projections is that growth would still be at 3.5% globally. But with significant variations across the global economy. The UNCTAD report that the President referred to, I think illustrates this very, very well. Globally, foreign direct investment is down. In fact, quite sharply, if you take the global storyline, it's down by 19%. But if you take the South African story, it's been a significant increase. If you take developed countries as a whole, it's down by something like 40%. But if you take developing countries, it's up by 3%. And the point I'm trying to illustrate is within this more complex environment, and given that yes, the aggregates are more fragile, we need to find opportunity. So what South Africa has done is it's put its focus on attracting foreign direct investment. We think the stall, there's been an investment gap that we're addressing now. So there's a little bit of traction that we can play on in 2019, 2020, probably for the next three, four years. Secondly, we're focusing on expanding production and trade within the African continent. The launch of the Continental Free Trade Agreement provides, I think, significant fuel for domestic growth in the next few years. The third area is we've revamped our approach to infrastructure investment, greater partnerships with the private sector, but also just unblocking, getting things moving, and that is a source of growth. And of course, in a rapidly urbanizing environment, and South Africa is a rapidly urbanizing society, there are new sources of demand, which some of our companies are exploiting. So I think you're right in pointing to a broadly tougher environment, but within that the trick is to find the tailwinds that can power our economy. Thank you. Thanks, Mr. President. The rule of law in South Africa is going ahead. We have moved a great deal from the apartheid era of a rule by law to a rule of law. As we have noticed since last year, the President has been very aggressive in attending to all those elapses in terms of public institutions, especially those that are in charge of the rule of law. He has already indicated about the Zondo Commission, the Deputy Chief Justice, which is heading a commission for state capture. There was this a new joint commission as well into SARS. There is currently as well the current commission to look at officials in terms of the National Prosecuting Authority. So that's an indication that we're moving very steadfast in ensuring that we restore confidence of all these public institutions. The Minister of Police has been very aggressive in fighting crime and corruption with the reinstatement of many specialist units to fight against gangsterism, as we have seen in the Western Cape in particular and in Johannesburg, where the President has recently appointed the new Director of Public Prosecutions, who is beginning on the 1st of February as yet another indication that we are very serious about fighting crime and corruption in South Africa. But all this will not happen if there is no partnership and collaboration with communities because where crime occurs, somebody can see or hear what is happening. We want to ensure that that collaboration with communities, with business, with labour. Ordinary South Africans, we can go a long way in uprooting corruption and crime from the rest of society. So those that spread fake news, they will have no place to hide. Thank you. Thank you. Minister Gordon on the Reserve Bank issue. Thank you, Mr. President. The South African Reserve Bank has its mandate clearly defined in the Constitution. And its independence as well. So the first thing we want to confirm is that as far as government is concerned and many of the stakeholders, if not all in South Africa, the operational independence of the Reserve Bank is sacrosanct. Nobody will interfere with that. The second, in respect of the mandate, the Constitution makes it clear that its mandate is price stability in the interest of balanced growth. But equally importantly, when the Great Recession affected South Africa in 2009, in 2010 a letter was sent from the Finance Ministry to the Reserve Bank asking it to be mindful of exogenous factors with a particular reference to growth and employment issues as well. So it takes that into account as the Governor has been repeatedly saying in its various considerations. So as far as we are concerned, no interference in the operational independence of the South African Reserve Bank or any doubt about that as well. The one question that does arise in South Africa will be one of the, I think the President says, some countries in the world that has some level of public participation in the shareholding of the South African Reserve Bank. And there's over a long period of time been some problematic issues in relation to that that have raised concerns. And the object there at some stage is that the Reserve Bank should be carefully managed in the public interest. Thank you. Okay, let me just add one or two paragraphs on some of the issues my colleagues have touched on and then I'll deal with the land issue. With regard to just prospects for growth in the light of subdued growth globally, Goldman Sachs I think it was last year suggested that South Africa was a hot stock in one of its reports. And they did that after a good analysis of obviously global situation and also our positioning in Africa. Now our positioning on the African continent is a rather important and a special one. We see ourselves as the gateway into Africa and Africa is the next best growth story in the world. And in fact some six or eight or seven fastest growing economies have been in the African continent in the past year. And we think that will continue to be so despite the fact that growth levels in other parts of the world are a bit subdued. You may argue that because Africa is starting from a low base but it is pumping ahead and improving the lives of many of its citizens. And South Africa is well positioned as the gateway into Africa. And we see the opportunity of the free Africa trade area as a great opportunity for South African firms. And we continue to be the most industrialized country on the African continent with the better and greater manufacturing capacity. And we are focusing on revitalizing our manufacturing processes and industrializing. And the market that we are beginning to focus more and more on is the African market. And so we are well positioned to have the endowments, yes emanating from our past of being more industrialized than many others to have a very strong energy resource of about 47 megawatts of power. And we are dealing with the challenges that we have and fairly well skilled staff which is able to drive the manufacturing process although we need to improve our skill base. So we think all that and the fact that in the recent past we have been able to attract investors into our country and we intend to do so based on the investment drive that we are pushing ahead with, I think that positions as well. So even as other parts may not grow we think we should still be able to have a good measure of growth. On the Zondo Commission, what is pleasing is that we've got not only an independent judiciary but we've got what I call a headstrong judiciary. A judiciary that will not cow down to be intimidated. A judiciary that has fierce commitment to the rule of law which will not allow any task they have been given to collapse in their hands. The Zondo Commission, much as various machinations are underway to either seek to undermine it, to release information in proper manner, is not going to allow that commission to collapse. Nor will we as the government allow that commission to collapse. That commission is very important in the life of South Africa because it is executing a very important and historical task of getting South Africa to go to the bottom of what really happened with state capture. And it may well be a cathartic moment for South Africa but it is also a moment of truth and we also wanted to be a moment of redemption. So we see the Zondo Commission as being a moment of truth for us as South Africans but also it must be a moment of redemption so that we put right what went wrong in the past and never ever ever again. Have the spate of corruption that is being revealed through the Zondo Commission. And our judges are very strong. We had another commission into SARS which other people also wanted to collapse with a whole range of challenges caught wise and demonstration wise. And the judge, former judge Nugent was very firm, was very very committed to executing and finalizing his task. So I do not expect the commissions that we have put in place to be intimidated, to be cowed down with all these attacks and things that are happening. We want those commissions to finish their work and to produce the result that the people of South Africa expect. On the issue of the Reserve Bank, Minister Gordon has stated it out and I think it's important to separate the issues. The issue of the ownership of the Central Bank and the issue of its independence and he has dealt with both. Now many Central Banks in the world are owned by the government, they're owned by the state. And only a few Central Banks still remain under private ownership of some sorts. The Central Bank of the UK was privatized, was, if you like, taken into public ownership in 1946 and they went through a process of getting to that. Now the governing party has taken a resolution that the Central Bank should come under public ownership, that is a separate matter, it's being processed. The issue of the independence of the bank, as Minister Gordon said, is an important one and we ascribe a great deal of importance to the standing and the independence of the bank and we do not seek to interfere with its independence. The constitution of our country is very clear on how independent the bank should be and we respect that. But we also respect the fact that as the Central Bank gets on with its task on monetary policy, it has to do so in consultation and discussion with the Minister of Finance. And that relationship is a well balanced relationship that continues and has never sought to interfere with the independence of the bank. And that is how we are committed to moving forward with this. The land issue, as I was saying, we've gone through what I really see as a most wonderful debate through the length and the breadth of our country and our people and pay tribute to them, participated in these discussions with a great deal of enthusiasm and they came up with a number of wonderful proposals rather. Now the matter is in the hands of our parliament now, parliament is going to consider and has considered the report that has come from the consultation process and the one issue is the amendment of section 25 of the constitution. And we've been very clear that the issue of land in South Africa is going to be handled in accordance with the rule of law, as I said earlier, in accordance with our constitution and if we do, and when we do get to looking at amending our constitution, it is going to be done within the framework of the existing constitution and if anything it will also be seeking to clarify what our constitution already embeds, what already exists in our constitution. Now as adjacent to this process, we also going to look at the expropriation of land bill. A general law which the constitution says that we should pass, a law which will govern how land will be expropriated and that law is going to be debated in our parliament as it is currently drafted. It identifies a number of portions and parcels of land that should be looked at when it comes to expropriation. Now the ownership of land that we envisage is classified in a number of pockets which is envisage private ownership of land, secondly public ownership, ownership by trust and communal ownership and all this will be done in seeking to ensure that there is security of tenure, not only for a few South Africans but all South Africans. Our past regime of land ownership only gave security of tenure to a few South Africans and we are saying in order to have social justice, in order to be equitable to all the people of South Africa, security of tenure must be made available to all the people of South Africa and as we do this we will deal with the process of land reform in terms of our constitution. This we have articulated in various for us throughout the world and given clear assurances that we are not going to allow land grabs in South Africa, land reform is going to be handled in terms of our constitution but as it is being handled we are going to take care that those of our people who were denied the right to own land get equity. Everything should be done on an equitable basis and that is the only way we can ensure that South Africa does indeed become a prosperous country where all the people of our country do benefit from what South Africa has to offer in the way of a better life for all. So I think we are on a good path and when investors, let me add and conclude on this, when investors have had our approach on the issue of land they have been rather relaxed because we have been very honest, open and straightforward and we have not had any hidden agenda and I would say it is for that reason that at our investment conference we were able to talk to investors about our approach to land reform and they were able to make commitments that came up to 20 billion dollars because the land issue has ceased to be the ugly ogre that many people thought it would be. It isn't. It is very much in line with our transformation process of making South Africa better, of making it an investable destination and I think it's important to look at the land issue in that way and I conclude by saying we are a country that has always handled challenges in an orderly manner. The DNA that was bequeathed to us by Nelson Mandela continues and we will continue on that path. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, we are running out of time so please keep it to one question each. We are already over. Are there any hands on this side? I haven't taken any yet. Mam, you'll be the first one. You'll be the second one and then Sir, you'll be the last one. Thank you very much Honourable President and Team South Africa. I'm Audrey Sennicott from Business Report. The question is, I know that the post office applied for a license to form the state bank. When can we expect an announcement in that regard and who would be the stakeholders involved? Thank you. Who would be there? The stakeholders involved. It is Fifi from CNBC Africa, Mr. President. How has Davos been like for you in terms of raising investments? I know that there's quite a bit of interest in South Africa's renewable energy space. Perhaps Minister Khadebo, you can add to that. The $20 billion in commitments that you referred to investors making at the SA Investment Conference last year, global conditions have changed a little bit. We've had the IMF recently downgrading growth forecasts for the global economy. How worried are you that those commitments might not be realised? Sorry, last one. Since the Minister of Finance isn't here, Minister Patel, perhaps you can give us feedback on that economic colloquium symposium. I'm not too sure of the phrasing that was convened at the weekend. What was discussed, the outcomes? Thanks. Thank you very much, Mr. President. I'm Akira Sano from Japan's Nikkei. I'd like to ask about the DRC Congo situation. There's a conflicting report about the results of the presidential reaction. And there's obvious difference between African Union stance and the Saduk stance, which came out last week. So could you elaborate about your standing point? Thank you very much. Thank you very much, Mr. President. Oh, you understood. Well, let's ask Minister Gordon to take the post bank. He has been trying to get an account with the post bank for a long time, so maybe he should answer that. And Minister Sisulu will answer the DRC one. And Minister Patel, you've already said that he should answer another one, also the FDI one, because he was also deeply involved in the organizing of the conference. Yeah, maybe let's handle it like that, and I'll do some infills if necessary. And, yeah, Davos investment climate as well. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. President. I'll talk briefly about the regulatory part, although I'm sure the Minister of Communication might want to add with your consent, Mr. President, on the state bank. It's basically the post bank that we are talking about. And essentially the post bank would be like any other financial institution that if they want to convert into a bank, will have to go through the regulatory hoops that the South African Reserve Bank has through its banking regulator. So it's made its application, and this is normally phased in a number of different steps that each institution needs to take, and as they meet the criteria of each stage, they progress to the next stage. So it's in the process of, let's call it, certification through the regulatory process. Mr. President, if the Minister of Communication wants wishes to add, she may do so. Mr. Patel. Thank you, Mr. President. Before you do, Minister Hadebe has to go to another session on renewable energy. He'll very briefly deal with the renewable energy issue, which I think was raised, and thereafter Mr. Patel can answer. Mr. Prime Minister, if any Abrams needs to add on the post bank, she will do so. Thanks, Mr. President. Just quickly, on renewable energy, when President were here last year, there was a lot of talk about renewable energy and the whole issue of uncertainty in terms of the direction. We're happy to say that one year later, as the President has highlighted, we signed 27 IPP agreements on the 7th of April 2018, which brought about 4.9 billion US dollars of investment into the South African economy, which is equivalent to 56 billion in South African runs. Going forward, as the President has alluded to, we are finalizing the integrated resource plan, but according to the draft that we released in August 2018, there is a strong showing of renewable energy as well as solar, as well as wind and other complementary technologies that are going to be seen. But I cannot predict what cabinet will decide, but I'm very confident that renewable energy, which is the future we are rushing to, Mr. President, to deal with the energy transition, not only in South Africa, but across the globe. So there's a lot of appetite in terms of investors into the South African economy to bring in those technologies so that we can be able to pump the South African economy. Thank you. Thank you, Minister. Minister Patel. Thank you, Mr. President. We start with the investment conference outcomes. The companies, there were about 31 significant pledges made during the conference to commit to the expansion of existing operations, some green fields investment, one major global development finance institution also made a commitment, a significant commitment. And all of these were really based on commercial rationale. It made sense for these companies to make these commitments in the light of the policy announcements by government and the greater focus on implementation that the President had outlined in the State of the Nation speech in February last year. So our job really is to hold investor hands, to make sure that where there are challenges or blockages that we address those, and to monitor it and to see what we can do to be supportive while we prepare for the second phase which the President spoke about, and that is to get the next set of investment commitments. I think the UNCTAD report that was released is in a sense good news for us because it's picked up on that storyline and it's indicating that the numbers show that the investment is beginning to come through the economy in 2018. Turning next to the question on the investment colloquium, our focus over the last number of months has been on effective implementation. Not lots of new ideas, not lots of new plans, but basically buckling down to getting things done. And from time to time we talk to people, we share what we're doing, we get their views. The colloquium that was referred to us, the second that has been held, we held one in December, we held one in January. We're asking people in South Africa and abroad how are we doing? What are your thoughts on growth? What are your thoughts on jobs? And the advice, the opinions, the suggestions, all of these of course enrich our implementation program. So these are valuable lessons. It's always good to see what the rest of the world is doing and to tweak where we need to. But I think our focus now is really on getting implementation of the many commitments we've made over the last number of years. Thank you very much. Thank you. The issue of Minister Dabin Abrams, you want to say something? Yes, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Just to add to what Minister Gordon has spoken about in terms of the regulations. One of the things that we discovered as we applied for the license was the fact that the Banks Act does not allow the state-owned companies to own banks, which therefore meant that we need to go and amend the Banks Act. And that's a process that can only be done by Treasury and we believe it's in the process right now. They had showed us that before elections Parliament would have passed the amendments. So that's where we are. Thank you. Just, Mr. President, before I put it back to you, there was a question on what are the innovations that we're bringing in terms of making sure that we transform education. You will remember that after the announcement of the metric results, the President again, together with the Minister of Basic Education, they did talk about the digitalization of the education services, which is something that is done between DBE and private sector, including the operators that we're working with. In the next coming weeks, we'll be making concrete plans or announcements in terms of saying this is how these are the provinces that we're going to and this is how we're going to roll out the program. Thank you so much. Good. Minister Mutual Lady wants to add a word on something, Minister Mutual Lady. Thank you, President. I'm just noticing that nobody's asking me any question. Give us a chance. No, even at home it happened. Silently they're asking. He feels left out. Yes, they're asking what does a Minister of Health have to do with economy? The world has been asking that wrong question for a long time. The fact remains that there's no economic growth anywhere in the world without the good healthcare system. It will never happen. And that has been proven in West Africa through Ebola. When the economy of Sierra Leone was growing at 14%, it took nine months of a virus of Ebola which could not be handled to put it into negative economy. So we've been invited to Davos, President for the first time in 40 years since 2015. After that. Now, as you talk about investment, remember that there's also a lot of investment in health. Right now the world is moving towards universal health coverage, as you know. There's going to be a high level meeting in New York. What does it imply? We are giving access to fewer people in the world, access to health, to fewer and fewer people in the world. Now if you are going to invest, access to lots of people, then it means there must be a lot of investment. Thank you. Thank you. The issue of the DRC you've asked from Japan. You are most interested in that. Because it's quite involved and it's not only the DRC, there's an unceasing question that people has arrived in Switzerland have asked Zimbabwe and all that. So we are going to have another mini engagement after this on just South Africa's take on foreign issues and Minister Susulu will be dealing with precisely that point. So that one will be dealt with. I'm sure you will be interested to be part of that. And more directly about to conclude to address the question of how have we found divorce? Divorce has been most welcoming to South Africa.  I have had a number of bilaterals with both various governments as well as companies and a number of companies that made commitments at our investment conference are also here. And one, they have reiterated those commitments and two of them have said Mr. President, actually we miscounted. We want to go way beyond what we had committed at the conference. So we are engaging at a very, very strategic level with the number of people, companies that attended the conference and divorce is really the oasis where everybody comes and this is where we also engage to foster and to advance our investment project. And we are engaging with many, many companies that want to invest. So much as the globe is going through a bit of a downturn we are finding divorce to be a place where we are catching a lot of fish. I'm a fisherman myself and it is when they say that the fish are not biting that one uses once wonderful fishing skill to catch fish and we are bringing home a full basket of fish that we will have caught here in divorce. Thank you very much. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for making the time. Let me thank the president and the ministers present. We do apologize for having gone over our time. Thank you so much.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with 2020-2021 Panini Hoops basketball five box Random team break number 12. I think this is the final five boxes of that hoops case we opened up You can see the the slash marks we made right there with the sharpie so you know it's from the same case I think this is it for now. So thanks everyone for filling it up Everyone gets a random team all inserts rookie parallels basically no vet commonship unless it's Luca LeBron Yanis Zion jaw blah blah blah blah Otherwise no vet commons will ship obviously all the vet parallels that inserts that numbered cards Of course those will ship. So some pretty nice stuff here big. Thanks to everyone here for getting into the action appreciate it and There's all the teams in right here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it Five and a five hard ten one six seven eight Nine and 10th and final time after ten we've got Andrew down to Gretchen All right and five and five hard ten for the teams one two three four five six seven eight nine and 10th and final time after ten Cleveland this is for you is on top down to the Toronto Raptors All right So Andrew with Cleveland Gretchen with Indiana concrete with okc Kelly with the Spurs John with the Nets Andrew with the Celtics Louie with Lewis Louie with the Pelicans John with the Sixers concrete with the Kings Andrew with the Timberwolves nice Jason with the Bulls Kelly with the Jazz Mavericks Matthew with the Suns John with the Grizz Gretchen with the Magic Andrew with the Trailblazers Wizards for Gretchen James with the Hawks Andrew with the Pistons Clippers for Donald Vincenzo with the Bucks Ron with the Knicks Gretchen with the Nuggets Andrew with the Heat Tristan with the Rockets James with the Charlotte Hornets nice Vincenzo with my Lakers Joshua with the Warriors and Gretchen with the Toronto Raptors Let's get all this on one screen. Let's sort by column B by team trades are allowed ladies and gentlemen Traits are allowed so I'm going to pause the video allowed for some trading time And when we come back, we'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break stick around. We'll be all right Welcome back folks. There were no deals done. It's all good five box random team number 12 2020 20 20 20 on punini hoops basketball On the 25th. Thanks everyone for getting in on a Thursday There you go Tristan your good chance. You won't get a single car. What are you talking about? You have the Rockets in this Think you'll get at least a single card I'd be shocked.  All right, two autographs per box on average is what it says on the box. Good luck, everybody We got a the Pelicans in Milwaukee On TV right now Pelicans just down by a point Milwaukee 53 Pelicans 52 with 439 left in the first half I think you just can't let Steven Adams do that you missed a free throw miss the second free throw got his own rebound and just Jammed back in for the bucket shot there. It's like so There's a manual quick quickly right there. He's playing some good basketball This purple Kevin Knox not numbered but it will ship obviously all these rookie cards will ship Sadiq Bay will ship There's a Lamello insert Sadiq Bay insert or a Sadiq Bay rookie card for Detroit Here's the number one overall pick Anthony Edwards Andrew with the T wolves and there's quickly right here. Who's been looking really good and There he is a manual quickly autograph hot signatures rookie That is gonna go to New York Ron Hollins got randomized the New York Knicks You get the Eman quickly rookie card and now this autograph Very nice Legends of the ball Anthony Hardaway There's James Weissman right there and another James Weissman He's been playing some good ball. All right, so there's the base James Weissman For Joshua and here is the purple parallel of James Weissman nice Sorry dropping that card there Devon Booker NBA Hoops Anthony Edwards There's Luca Donce just kicking back. There's Nico Manion. Oh That could be that could be Thomas's brother right here Best player in the draft What if he ends up being the best player like what it is Dwight Howard to 199 That's the Lakers edition. There's Halliburton And a spud web autograph hot signatures auto for the ATL Nice James with the Hawks. Nice We got the Dwight Howard to 199 Good Halliburton for the Kings concrete with the Kings nice and there's a Lamello ball That's for Charlotte. That's gonna go to James you might be might be early favorite for a rookie of the year Oh be topping for the Knicks Darius Basely to 199 for okc. That'll be for concrete 007 out of 199 a little bit of a scratch on that number there Isaac Acoro I voltage LeBron James. I think those are somewhat short printed and I've heard Hawks fans say they wish that That maybe I think Clint Capella is on the Hawks, right? Then maybe they should trade Clint Capella give this guy some more minutes Danny Avigia the Israeli Kind of had a slow start to the season. Maybe battle a little Battle a little COVID here and there, but I think he's back Of course LeBron James Lakers are not playing good basketball right now, but overall This guy is pretty good. I think these high voltages are somewhat shorter printed. I think Vincenzo with my Lakers Lakers will be fine though. Let's everyone's healthy. They'll be back on track All right box to Yeah, Oliver saying it's the mellows to win. He's on the box right here. It's his to win Unless he's heard. Did anyone expect this from Lamello? I didn't expect this kind of work from Lamello ball this soon. I guess This early on like from the get-go basically, but I think what's interesting with him I don't know. There's an Ajay Sean tape rookie cars in here But I think he benefited from playing Overseas I think he played I think in Australia for at least a season Maybe in Europe for a little bit too Was that the other was at the other ball brother? I know Lamello at least played a season in Australia So he's playing like he's playing professional basketball. He's had a year of professional basketball under his belt already. I'll be it you know the Australian League but You know Australian League's got to be just under well not quite MBA, but it's got to be at least g-league or better Right and in the Australian League, you're at least playing with like grown men g-league is still youngsters So he's playing above his age level You know, and I think that's got to be some great experience and who knew how that would translate How that would translate here in the States, but I think now look you know hindsight 2020 looking back it looks Looks like that that certainly helped. He's but he's much better than I thought it says all over. It's the best ball brothers is Dame Yeah, probably Lonzo's eye He can still Lonzo still has some great court vision. You can still run the floor high basketball IQ Dame saying all three were on the same high school team and he was the best as a freshman I think my thing my cousin has actually went to a couple of those high school games back in the day And they were they were a Big deal number. Yeah, it was Legends of the game to 999. It's John Collins on Collins. I think had a pretty big night the other last week And we got Tyrell Terry Rookie ink for the math I actually I actually have no idea how he's been doing but that'll go to Kelly and Dallas Wait, was a Congo on that? Yeah, that's right. He was now that now that you mentioned it. I Think you're spot-on. I think I think a Congo was also on that Chino Hills team Chino Hills had a kind of had a good run of Good run of basketball there. There's Kyle Kuzma Kuz 21 out of 99 Some better basketball this year very active getting those boards Danny Avigia Getting pretty comfortable in his role Danny Avigia's will go to Gretchen and the Wizards Sabin Lee I think has been Complain some good basketball. I feel like I think a lot of people weren't too thrilled about this draft class But as we started to play some As we started to play some real basketball and start to play some games There's been a lot of players starting to to merge Which is good. That's good for the it's good for the hobby hashtag good for the hobby There's a Vernon Kerry, Jr. It's all that's hashtag good for the hobby There's a second year Zion Williamson There's Kenyon Martin, Jr. I think the the the group has confirmed to me. Yes that Kenyon Martin It's this kid Here is a Patrick Williams for the Bulls Jason is a Nico Manion Another Tyrese a LeBron James For my Lakers Tyrese for concrete and the Kings There'll probably be a small little pile of those guys and And I'm sure that uh Sure, there's some of those grayed out nicely. There's another Lamello right here Danny Green for my Lakers All right, nice Lamello ball For James and the Hornets You think Jordan's got to be happy about this, right? Think I think there's been some fair chrism for Michael Jordan about not really hitting in the draft There's Stefan Marbury starbury going to Matthew and the Suns so Michael Jordan's got to be happy that That Lamello balls working out quite nicely There's a quickly and your number one overall pick Anthony Edwards for the T-Wills Andrew Ron with the Knicks Right Oliver's pointing out. Hey other rookies Xavier Tillman Desmond Bain for the gris You know, so there are some there are some names starting to pop now No, obviously not all of these these guys all these guys are gonna be all stars, right? But I think there'll be some surprises and players you didn't think will be all stars perennial all stars will be perennial all stars You know some people that started off hot may not be may not be hot. Who knows? A lot of mentality comes into play when you're When you're a youngster with millions of dollars All right, Thomas. Thank you, man. I'll see you so I'm sure that Like how hard do you want to work? You know, sometimes it gets a little easy, you know If the game if the game comes easy to you and if you have a strong wiki season I almost want my rookies to like not be good the first season Get some a little hungry, right? They get too comfortable. They're like, hey basketball is easy You know Then once there's tape on them all of a sudden. Oh now now defense is no other scheme against me So they gotta they gotta put in the work, but as long as they do that this could be a very interesting draft class And I feel like there's no at least well We'll have to see once the season keeps going once more product more of this current season product starts to come out but I think It'll be interesting to see which teams become the more expensive teams I think last year it was which was a solid rookie class But the the pelicans in the Grizzlies were far and away the most expensive teams in any break I wonder if that's gonna. I don't know if that's gonna be the same You know in 2020 21 product, maybe Charlotte will be far and away the more expensive team But I think the all the a lot of the other teams are gonna be pretty close to each other Which might which might be better Might be able to do more random team breaks because of that. Yeah, what? Williams being compared to a young kawaii Patrick Williams. Yeah, so there's a lot of interesting players Payton Pritchard playing Wells is Oliver Yeah, there's a there's a lot of There's a lot of promise out there There you go, there's Sadiq Bay The other Pistons going to Andrew and the Pistons last spot mojo Anthony Edwards also for Andrew Minnesota There's quickly again, of course And we got Robert Woodard the second Oliver.  What's the story with this guy? There's Robert Woodard the second Joshua likes what Jessup is doing For the Warriors There's Desmond Bay and we were just talking about him Jason what's going on? I'm new. How do we look back at previous case breaks? We upload all of the videos once I finished with the recording We upload all of the videos so that you can on YouTube on this YouTube channel so you can watch Over and over again as many times as you want Woodard might be a player says Oliver There you go concrete with the Kings Woodard could be a player There's Pritchard for the Celtics Andrew and there's Patrick Williams once again for the Bulls Oliver what happened with your with your Kings tonight? I Feel like they've been struggling a little bit lately. They dropped They're in New York 140 next beat the Kings in New York 140 to 121 Just a little slump, maybe Jason you live in Hermos. Can I just pick up my cards? Yes, you can Go to jazby's case breaks calm Click the support button and let the let the team let our customer service team know that you are Local and you'd like to pick up your cards from here on out Generally speaking after we do a break. We should have cards ready within Then a few days or so But you can I mean they'll be able to give you more details on that another Lamello for Charlotte for James And there's Al Harrington, Indiana That goes to Gretchen and the Pacers Yeah, no defense. Yeah, I'm looking at You can't give a hundred forty points to the Knicks as well as they've been playing 38 points in the first quarter 39 points in the second quarter 39 points in the fourth quarter Can't give up 40 points a quarter It's no bueno It's not good. Yeah, maybe Luke Walton gonna get the The sack as they say in In England Well, who's I actually don't know who would who's on the coaching carousel who would who could the Kings get? If and when Luke Walton Given up the most 40 point quarters in the league. Yeah, that's no good. Yeah, Luke Walton seems to be I Don't know Luke Walton, but but when he was a coach of the Lakers I think he was well liked by his players and everything but maybe just a little a Little inexperienced I don't know. Maybe he needs to marinate as a coach a little bit more before He's young. He can get another he'll get another crack at it. I don't think he had that much time with As a bench coach in in Golden State, I think it was before the Lakers gave him the job Alvin Gentry's on that staff Like Alvin Gentry they do He's well just hire him. All right second to last box. Good luck everybody. This is five box ram team 12 About about another 20 minutes or so to go in this break 10 minutes It's generally takes about 10 minutes of box a little under 10 minutes of box Five box breaks about 45 50 minute break Yeah, this is the time to strike for the Kings Oliver. I mean they've got some young talent, you know Another one more one or two more free agent cycles another draft cycle or two and the right coach. I Mean that that that could that could that could put the king suddenly in a great spot Yeah, that's Oliver Sacramento Kings Insider talk for the day Brought to you by Oliver. I mean looking at the standings. Where are the? Kings are 12 and 20. I thought the Timberwolves would be a lot better this season They're at 7 and 26. That's another team and I know they made they made that coaching change recently but But I feel like the Timberwolves Was we're gonna be a lot better Than they are this season, you know, but maybe that's another team that needs, you know a That needed the coaching change which they did and I think there they might be another one or two free agent and draft cycle away from From getting to where they need to be Yeah, they lost nine in a row Actually, no the standing say they're losing streak is six, but they are one and nine in their last ten So they must have squeezed in a win in there somewhere How rockets have lost nine in a row their CJ LB trailblazers Yeah, I think the Ryan Saunders story was a very feel-good story because of his his dad RIP, but but yeah, I'm in reality They had to make that move and get the most out of this team and they got Anthony I mean listen to look at listen to their roster and I know we got a lot of Minnesota listeners here, too I'm sure they're nodding their heads. I mean Ricky Rubio is not bad. He's still effective. You still have Anthony Edwards. D'Andre Russell has been out But you got Anthony Edwards, you know, Carl and any towns still in the mix Jared Culver is a top 10 pick you know, so Like one more free agent cycle another draft cycle. I mean that might be And some get some good coaching then that could that could make the Timberl is a pretty dangerous team No, already thinking that they should have picked Lamello Edward doesn't bad. I Mean if Sometimes you know, there could be the idea of do they want Maybe the best player or the right player for their team But if maybe they should have gone Lamello if they didn't really know what their team was gonna be So, yeah, maybe they did miss the boat on the mellow another James Weisman for The Warriors be for Joshua All those Weismans will add up. They'll be top-loaded of course before their sword and shipped out just leaving them just in the interest of Of time Another OB top in for Ron and the Knicks Along with all of your quick lease There's TJ war into 99 I keep wanting to say why do I keep wanting to say quickly on On quickly Ali quickly, right basketball player Quickly quickly quickly quickly Like Devin Vassal has been And showing some some talent Down in San Antonio IQ yeah, good nickname And there's Jamal Murray to 199. I think he dropped 50 the other night. There's another Halliburton and Alex Caruso, that's my guy right there. Go Lakers. Oh, it's Crusoe getting that Getting that that manscaped money. You see some of those commercials around town Laker I don't know if those are national commercials of the Chenzo with my Lakers gets the Alex Caruso Laker struggling a little bit right now But they'll be fine They'll be alright. There's another Lamello. So we got a lot of things going on here Here's Lamello Charlotte James with the Hornets. There's Tyrese Halliburton There's Jamal Murray for Denver for Gretchen and The Zion for New Orleans second-year Zions for Lewis Zion got 24 points on he's 11 for 15 from the field efficient. All right final box final two autographs final set of rookie cards and inserts Thanks for getting in ladies and gentlemen It's like we got about a dozen orders coming in here So we'll go through some orders after this and we'll see what we can get into All right, so what are we looking at? How are we looking on standings here? Ned seemed to be unstoppable They've won eight in a row. They're eight and two in their last ten Sixers on top of the East then Brooklyn then Milwaukee. They're playing right now Pacers Raptors nicks nicks are six six seed That'd be hashtag good for the hobby if the nicks guy into the playoffs people can see RJ Barrett I'll be topping quickly in the In the playoffs kind of that see that young team in the playoffs New York would go nuts When's the last time the nicks have been in the playoffs? 15 15 years more than 15 years Bulls Hornets around out the it'd be good for the hobby if Lamello ball ends up Ends up in the playoffs and then on the outside looking in Celtics who've been Struggling a little bit. They've lost a few in a row Miami Heat will have one for in a row So they're getting back into anything's Hawks. I thought the Hawks would be better I have to admit but they're not too far off from a playoff spot just to just a game and a half Orlando Washington Cleveland and Detroit round out the East PJ Lopez saying who will they will who will Nicks will be in the playoffs in the West The Jazz has been playing some incredible basketball nine and one in their last ten. They've won that. I think they're like 19 and 21 19 win the last like 21 games on 26 and six on the season followed by the Clippers my Lakers Suns trailblazers Spurs Nuggets Warriors and we got the Grizzlies Mavs and maybe Pelicans on the outside looking in thunder possibly as well Then the Kings Houston Rockets and the T Wolves Now one day when's the last time New York's been in the playoffs Kenyan Martin Jr. Yes that Kenyan Martin rookie ink for the Rockets Tristan with the Rockets who was suggesting that he was not going to get anything but I think he spoke way too soon Gets a little bit ink going your way plus whatever Cards are going as well Double J. What's going on tonight's been excellent non-stop breaks Great hits in every single break that we've done a lot of great conversation in the chat Another excellent night here at Jasper's James with the Hornets is Danny a visa PJ Lopez saying the last time the Knicks are in the playoffs with trell spree. Well, it might have been in the Might have might have might have been on that squad Why do we call like guys call last Bob Mojo the last five did they get something extra? Yeah, they do get something extra They get a little little boost in Mojo It's called last spot Mojo Hollywood Last spot Mojo has been known to deliver the hits 60% of the time last spot Mojo hits a hundred percent of the time correct Joshua It was like Michael Jordan. I was like and I took that personally And I took that personally Don't give up so soon on the brakes play to the whistle didn't Guys. Well, I'm sure most of you played sports, right play it play to the whistle Always play to the whistle There's Malcolm Brogdon For the Pacers Hoops Inc. That goes to Gretchen and Indiana They're a phone call on that TNT broadcast Guess here that I feel like I've heard some things about Zignagi, I mean, there's there's a lot of interesting names.  I mean this guy may end up being nothing, but but at least there's some talk at least he's on a roster He's not g-league, you know Playing a little bit here and there What do you want to see? James Weissman another James Weissman for Josh and the Warriors Yeah, Zignagi made a start the other night. So there you go. See I mean, there's a there's a lot of names You know precious has been playing well for the heat Colin Sexton to 99 con sex and dust off your con Sexton rookie cards from a couple years ago Yeah, kind of sound like a rotary phone to write PJ Lopez on that TNT broadcast Maybe Maybe Chris Weber was like they've got a they've got like a bat phone there as quickly again Yeah, okoro gets minutes too. I mean There's a lot a lot of interesting players Obviously all of these rookie cards will ship, you know, I know I'm not catching every single one that we're talking about but but when you get it when you get these cards, it's always worth looking up those rookies and Seeing what their secondary market value is if there really is none See if they're playing You know, see if they're getting some quality minutes. See how they're doing in those minutes it's fun to follow these rookies because all it takes is you know a Little I mean not that I wish injury upon anybody But all it takes is a little injury to create an opportunity for some young players that'll turn into You know and then it takes like just one or two hot weeks for that player to suddenly get comfortable and then boom There you go now now like the card that we just passed by or just a random rookie that we thought was a random player suddenly becomes You know a desirable player in the hobby So there's the break ladies and gentlemen your quick little recap a lot of great stuff a lot of great rookies a lot of great Inc. Thanks everyone for watching and getting into a thousand five box Ram team 12 of 2020 2021 Panini hoops basketball. I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm and I'll hoop with you some more next time. Bye. Bye


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Leaders of Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zaqi led Shai's group, popularly known as Islamic Movement in Nigeria, have reacted to the Kaduna State Urban Planning and Development Authority demolition of its six structures out of 48, belonging to the sect in the northwest area of the state. Addressing journalists, the leaders of the movement noted that the Islamic movement was not served any notices of demolition from the Kaduna State government. This is a school that actually houses a nursery, primary and secondary school, right? So, you also descended on that school and demolished everything. Now, they moved to another Fudia because, you know, we divided the regressor into five different areas. And in each of those areas, there's a school located for the community there. And it's not only people that are in our faith that is the Shiites that attend our schools. Other people of similar faiths, actually, of different understanding. I mean, they attend the schools. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


I'm blessed to have, you know, some great friends, but actually there's a lot to be said, isn't there? For having connections with mothers in particular, mother to mother, who are going through the same things you are at the same time. And I know that for me, that was a massive bolt out of the blue that I didn't realise I needed until I was 10 days into motherhood and thinking, oh my goodness, I need to speak to another mum that has been up since 2am and has a colicky baby. And I know that my best friend had a baby, but that was five years ago. They don't know what it feels like right now. And I think it's so important to have those connections.


Thanks, Daniella. And Daniella is really doing some amazing work in the industry, often with clients who are just starting. We're seeing a crossing in the chasm happening. So there's some early majority type companies coming in and sort of bell curve of technology adoption. And they ask, where can I get started? Where can I learn about Web 3? And I always point them to Hyperledger because of the breadth of what the code base spans. They're leading with code versus some other communities that lead with standards. So your developers can pick it up and start using it. There's no cost to join the special interest groups or contribute. So it's really an amazing community. Actually, seeing her talk brought me back a little bit. I guess I'm going to share some perspectives on enterprise adoption and some learning. So as part of that, I wanted to just share who I am. So you can put that in context. Hopefully I can get this to work. So I actually started at IBM in 2015. And we're very honored to have one of the OGs of Fabric sitting right here, Ben Wen, who is one of the original maintainers of the code base that we donated and then became Hyperledger Fabric. It was initially the open blockchain code. So there was a team that had come from the middleware space. And there was a strong sentiment that we should do everything in the open. And it should live in the open and be governed appropriately. So thank you for your service. I know there's been so many successful projects that enterprises have built on that code base. So after two years, I started Kaleido with another gentleman who had helped launch IBM blockchain platform. It was a joint venture really between the cloud and Enterprise Systems team. And we really felt people needed optionality, as Daniela mentioned. So we wanted to run Best of Breed open source that enterprises want to use. And now we're about six years in. So we work across all industries. That's I spend a minute or two just explaining what Kaleido does. So we've worked over the years to onboard new technology stacks. And in the beginning, there was a big divide. And I still hear it mentioned sometimes, private versus public. And I feel like that's really very 2015. Nowadays, really, there's a hybrid approach. There's a continuum of chains. And a lot of public chains are looking at scalability, performance, and moving towards application-specific chains. So if you think of Polygon, Supernets, Avalanche Subnets as examples of those. And then the private networks and consortium networks, a lot of those companies are seeing use cases where it makes a lot of sense to maybe work on a side chain. But some of those NFTs, you might want to move out to an open sea or to another location that makes a gaming company to another port game in their portfolio. So we love Hyperledger.  So there's a lot of Layer 1s, obviously, and just basic DLT-type technologies that the actual blockchain transactions are going to happen. And then we noticed over time just running on thousands of networks, there was really no open source community for all the on and off chain interactions that you need to plum into a solution. And we felt that this is where companies were spending maybe $30 to $50 million on one use case.