We are still fighting for the freedom to live, for the freedom to work. In short, we still don’t have economic freedom.” - Lyndall Shope-Mafole

what you are doing is everybody invests a little bit and everybody benefits from that collective investment, and the different companies are then able to compete using that same infrastructure that everyone else has kind of contributed to.

We will be allowing people to compete, but based on a common highway.

We are still struggling, trying to fight for the freedom that will see everybody being at a level where there is no woman who goes to their neighbour to ask for sugar, that there is no woman whose children are half-dressed because there is no money to buy them clothing,”