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It's a crisis of development.
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A crisis of development.
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That's fundamental.
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That is the name of Zimbabwe today.
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It's a crisis of development.
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I think that,
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of course,
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leadership failures and institutional failures
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characterize it.
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But even if these institutions were functioning optimally,
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there would still be a fundamental crisis.
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The system of constructing the state created
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four fundamentals.
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Number one,
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the bifurcation of the economy,
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where you created an economy for Africans,
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you put them in these tribal trust lands,
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and the economy for the white industrial class,
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the white agricultural class.
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The second thing that it created was division.
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You created cantonments.
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The tribal trust lands created false
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rigidities in identity identities which had been fluid so
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the social cohesion problem is a problem constructed deliberately
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as part of the divide and conquer tactic and what's tragic is we
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as africans embraced it
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more tenaciously than we embraced religion.
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The third was in the creation of the
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skills, there were particular skills that were designated
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as exclusively for black people and others for white
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people.
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The independent state tries to address
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the poverty problem.
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but did not focus on the collective wealth creation
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problem.
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And of course,
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over the years,
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instinctively,
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there was an attempt through the land reform process to move
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towards a wealth creation model.
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Collective wealth.
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Collective wealth.
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And it's important to think about the collective wealth question because
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a lot of independent African countries found this enormous
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poverty problem.
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and the enormity of the poverty problem essentially meant that you
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diverted most of the state resources to try and deal with
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a problem deliberately constructed by the colonial state because the poor
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and dependent black is a convenient to both the black and white elite
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because they always need the patronage of the state
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But a hollowed out state is a convenience for international capital
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because it always needs international capital for its survival.
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So if you think about those who are running the state as purely managing
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it, the only thing they really have power to manage is
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the collective of the emiserated and impoverished.
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And they have one instrument of management.
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If they can't deliver goods,
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they deliver violence,
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which is the supervision.
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surveillance and control which is if you think about it whether it was the
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rotation state the apartheid state beside the end that the the fundamental
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preoccupation of the state was supervision surveillance and
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control so in essence you have a leadership that
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at the beginning had some form of vision of development
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but had not sufficiently studied the state and
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built a coherent
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vision of how to transform the state for purposes
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of achieving development so they concentrated on controlling
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the cohesive apparatus of the state state's state
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intelligence the army the police and so the carnage you
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see in material and the the the the genocidal ground
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during the 1980s is an instinctive reaction to a
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sense of threat to power
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but choreographed,
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as you know, by Rhodesian intelligence operatives,
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playing on what they understood.
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Multiple dependencies of blacks,
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dependence on local white capital,
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because the vision of how to transform the capital
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base, the ownership of the factories,
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ownership of land,
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of the mines,
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and etc.,
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is a vision that goes beyond slogans.
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These are systems that have both local routes,
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regional routes,
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and international routes.
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So if you're going to do the transformation,
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you will need to form alliances across classes.
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And the whites knew what to do.
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You conscript middle -class blacks.
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You conscript part of the aspirational elite.
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Why?
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Once they own crumbs of the empire.
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They have a stake in defending the empire that
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they see as the sole beneficiary against this mass uprising or
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against any disruptive force.
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Let me give you some interesting things.
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Within agriculture,
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you had the equivalent,
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and it has happened in this beautiful country in South Africa.
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The big corporate supermarkets and others
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went and concluded lockout contracts with the
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primary producers,
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which means
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They cannot give a lower price to anybody else
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than the price they are offering the corporate buyer.
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In essence,
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that excludes competition.
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If you and I form a business,
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we want to get into the business for the same commodity.
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We're essentially muscled out.
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The understanding of the system,
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the capitalist system that was operational then,
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and how it was built around kinsfolk patronage,
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corruption,
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and an anti -black racist or a white
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supremacist notion makes people think
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that it's simple.
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Just remove the one person,
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you will have solved it.
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So why did I call it a crisis of development?
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The model of development that we wanted was a model
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that we called Gutsaru Jinji in Shona,
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satisfy the masses.
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Now,
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the social component was clear,
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and Ngabe did well in this.
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which is diagnose what you need in
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terms of human capabilities.
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Manpower,
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as they used to call it.
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It wasn't the gender equitable world that we live in now.
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The manpower development plan was very precise.
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How many doctors would we need?
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How many pharmacists?
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In fact,
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unmatched in most of the continent and the developing world.
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So they went about developing these skills.
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But what you needed to do,
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so if you think about it,
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we trained the highest number of artisans.
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That's why whether you're in Angola,
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you are here,
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you are in Ghana,
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you're likely when you turn around and you are looking for a motor mechanic,
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A1, or you are looking for,
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it'll be a Zimbabwean electrician.
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And it didn't start because of the exodus.
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It started because we now have excess capacity
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and minimum absorptive.
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possibilities because we the economy hasn't transferred into
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the hands of black folks why because we got
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the social component correct but the redistributional aspects
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even the blacks within government were resistant because
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they now were approximate to white capital both domestic
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and international
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and they had if you like they had become the biggest defenders
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of what they saw as the stability and defending that stability essentially
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meant postponing black aspirations here is a tragedy

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