background in so far is the just want it to be it was prince and we had many business from the african national congress is doing the m.k. which apply to join us and those that had the correct profile and had the correct experience and knowledge except it into country or into have company rather. the bottom line is we work as a company and as a t.v. and everyone has a part to play in that team regardless of what she's political leanings might be but we don't go out and hire people who we've actually opposed on the battlefield. in more recent times although we have members in our company that come from numerous african countries everyone knows that when we would we would get as a unified team and we have a unified go to achieve on behalf of the government to assist not a problem of distrusting the people with us we know we can trust them we've worked with them and they know what is expected of them. now you believe that only africans can solve africa's problems are you saying that if foreign forces including un peacekeepers withdraw from africa the continent will finally have peace and prosperity i firml

background in so far is the just want it to be it was prince and we had many business from the african national congress is doing the m.k. which apply to join us and those that had the correct profile and had the correct experience and knowledge we accepted into a country or a company rather. the bottom line is we work as a company and as a team and everyone has a part to play in that team regardless of what his political leanings might be but we don't go out and hire people who we've actually opposed on the battlefield. in more recent times although we have members in our company that come from numerous african countries everyone knows that when we would we would get as a unified team and we have a unified go to achieve on behalf of the government to assist not a problem of distrusting the people with us we know we can trust them we've worked with them and they know what is expected of them. now you believe that only africans can solve africa's problems are you saying that if foreign forces including un peacekeepers withdraw from africa the continent will finally have peace and prosperity i firmly beli

the african national congress says it wants to take back land without compensation from white farmers and transfer ownership to black citizens the plan aims to reduce racial disparities in land ownership caused by the nation's history of land dispossession where colonizers forced black south africans to live in rural reserves white south african still own the majority of lines of the country that is eighty percent black since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred four the government has been slowly buying back a white owned the redistribution to black farmers but government critics say the process is taking too long and this brought a little change so how should south africa right the wrongs of the policy as far as land is concerned with us to talk about this important. she is an associate professor of law at northwestern university where she teaches land reform indigenous law and property law intake. is a sociologist and also in cape town we have ben cousins research of public t.v. land and agrarian studies at the university of the west and hello everybody good to have yo

the african national congress says it wants to take back land without compensation from white farmers and transfer ownership to black citizens the plan aims to reduce racial disparities in land ownership caused by the nation's history of land dispossession where colonizers forced black south africans to live and rule reserves white south africans still own the majority of lines of the country that is eighty percent black since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred four the government has been slowly buying back what the redistribution to black farmers but government critics say the process is taking too long and the sport and this will change so how should south africa right the wrongs of the past as far as land is concerned with us to talk about this important. she is an associate professor of law at northwestern university where she teaches land reform indigenous law and property nor. is a sociologist and also in cape town we have ben cousins research of public land and agrarian studies at the university of the west and hello everybody good to have he . thinks a good eve

the african national congress says it wants to take back land without compensation from white farmers and transfer ownership to black citizens the plan aims to reduce racial disparities in land ownership caused by the nation's history of land dispossession where colonizers forced black south africans to live and rule reserves white south african still own the majority of lines of the country that is eighty percent black since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred four the government has been slowly buying back a white owned the redistribution to black farmers but government critics say the process is taking too long i was brought in this will change so how should south africa right the wrongs of the policy as far as land is concerned with us to talk about this. she is an associate professor of law at northwestern university where she teaches land reform indigenous law and property law and take. is a sociologist and also in cape town we have ben cousins research. and an agrarian studies at the university of the west and everybody gets happy. so you know all thanks good even

the african national congress says it wants to take back land without compensation from white farmers and transfer ownership to black citizens the plan aims to reduce racial disparities in land ownership caused by the nation's history of land dispossession where colonizers forced black south africans to live in rural reserves white south africans still own the majority of lines of the country that is eighty percent black since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred four the government has been slowly buying back a white owned line for redistribution to black farmers but government critics say the process is taking too long i was brought in this will change so how should south africa right the wrongs of the past as far as land is concerned with us to talk about this important. she is an associate professor of law at northwestern university where she teaches land reform indigenous law and property law. is a sociologist and also in cape town we have ben cousins research of public land and agrarian studies at the university of the western cape hello everybody good to have you.

competition from morocco the african nation has great support from its neighbors as it looks to host an increased forty eight team world cup a decision from the fifa congress in moscow is expected shortly. back now from delhi a sports joins me now to talk about the myth dave mack the decision is imminent q talk little bit more about the two bed yet two very different bids both of those well to the countries involved i should say rather veterans of world cup bidding say usa host the tournament in ninety four and have bid to host it again since then in morocco this for them this is the fifth time asking so a lot of a lot of attempts from them and the north america bid which is made up for by mexico usa and canada is seen as low risk lots of profits can be expected from not one and low risk because of infrastructure and the stadiums that they already have . is rated as high risk that they have the lowest possible school in three of the categories which are stadia accommodation and transport it's very important aspects of hosting the world cup and it's no surprise seven out of fourteen stadia are yet to be built of those that they want to feature in the world

gls in congress to make camp nelson a place wre the entire nation can experience the rich history has to offer. and apprecte the ain story it tells about the long march toward freedom for african-americans in kentucky and beyond. and with that, i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky yields. theentleman from utah reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from northern mariana islands. mr. sablan: thank you very much, mr. chairman of i yield myself such -- mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sablan: this designates camp nelson heritage national monument in kentucky to preserve the historic resources of camp nelson and its role in the american civil war. camp nelson was founded and constructed by major general ambrose burnside. the camp served as a supply depot for the union army during the civil war and supported frontline efforts against the confederacy. camp nelson was different from other military outposts because it was one of the largest recruitment and training centers for african-american duri the civil war. th