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1 WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A CARING AND PROUD SOCIETY WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A CARING AND PROUD SOCIETY A NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION SUMMIT REPORT WALTER SISULU SQUARE OF DEDICATION KLIPTOWN SOWETO 4 - 5 JULY 2012 WALTER SISULU SQUARE OF DEDICATION, KLIPTOWN SOWETO, 4 - 5 JULY 2012 2 Foreword by the Ministry of Arts and Culture A National Social Cohesion Summit, convened by the Department of Arts and Culture on behalf of Government, took place on the 4th and 5th of July 2012. The venue was the Walter Sisulu Square of Dedication in Kliptown, Soweto, where the historic Freedom Charter was adopted. A total of 2300 delegates, representing the diversity of our people, participated in the Summit and subscribed to a declaration renewing their commitment to building an inclusive and cohesive society. This Summit was another step on our road to building a unified nation of people with diverse origins, histories, languages, cultures and religions. We committed ourselves to convening social-cohesion and nation- building summits at provincial, local and community level within the next twelve months. National Government will work with the provinces and municipalities to ensure that this happens in preparation for a second national summit in 2014, coinciding with the 20th Anniversary of Freedom and Democracy. This report, which summarises the proceedings of the Summit and serves as a reference document for our future work, captures the concerns and the commitments made and these will be processed as we implement the decisions of the Summit. Paul Mashatile Minister of Arts and Culture On behalf of Government, Dr Joe Phaahla, the Deputy Minister, and I would like to thank you for your contribution towards building an inclusive, non-racial and democratic society over the past 18 years. We call on you to continue to foster unity; to spare no effort in building a nation of people who are caring and dignified, with a great sense of humility and mutual respect for one another; and to promote a conscious sense of being proudly South African, committed to the country and open to the continent and the world. Dr Joe Phaahla Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture A NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION SUMMIT REPORT 3 WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A CARING AND PROUD SOCIETY Contents 1. SUMMIT PROGRAMME 1 2. PURPOSE OF THE SUMMIT - ADDRESS BY MINISTER OF ARTS AND CULTURE 4 3. KEYNOTE ADDRESS - HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT ZUMA 6 4. DECLARATION AND PROGRAMME OF ACTION 10 5. OVERVIEW OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION SUMMIT 13 6. OPENING SESSION 14 7. Purpose of the Summit and keynote address 14 8. PLENARY SESSION 14 9. The role of the judiciary, parliament, legislatures, councils and political parties 15 10. PLENARY SESSION 19 11. Endorsement of the Summit 19 12. Comparative Experience from the African Continent 21 13. The role of labour, business and civil society 22 16. CLOSING REMARKS 26 14. THE SUMMIT COMMISSIONS 27 15. CONFERENCE DECLARATION 27 17. ANNEXURES 29 18. A NTIONAL STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPING AN INCLUSIVE AND A COHESIVE SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIETY - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 56 WALTER SISULU SQUARE OF DEDICATION, KLIPTOWN SOWETO, 4 - 5 JULY 2012 1 DAY ONE – 4 JULY 2012 OPENING SESSION Programme Director: Deputy Minister of Arts and Programme Director: Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture, Dr Joe Phaahla Culture, Dr Joe Phaahla 08:30 Singing of the National Anthem, led by the Facilitator: Dr Brigalia Bam Soweto Gospel Choir 14:00 Messages of endorsement of the Summit on 08:40 Interfaith prayers behalf of - 08:50 Opening and welcome, on behalf of the Premier • The Most Reverend Dr Thabo Makgoba, of Gauteng, Lebogang Maile, MEC Archbishop of Cape Town 09:00 Purpose of the Summit, the Minister of Arts and • Mr Herman Mashaba, Businessman and Culture, Mr Paul Mashatile Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Leswikeng Minerals and Energy Limited 09:20 Poetry rendition, the National Poet Laureate, Professor Keorapetse Kgositsile • The 1955 Generation, Ms Sophie Williams- de Bruyn 09:30 Keynote address, His Excellency President Jacob Zuma 14:15 Comparative experience from the African continent, the South Sudan Minister of Culture, 10:15 Tea break Youth and Sport, Dr Cirino Hiteng Ofuho MORNING PLENARY SESSION 14:30 The role of Labour in building a socially inclusive Programme Director: Deputy Minister of Arts and society: Culture, Dr Joe Phaahla • COSATU, Mr Zwelinzima Vavi Facilitator: Dr Alex Boraine • FEDUSA, Mr Dennis George 10:30 The role of the judiciary in building a socially • NACTU, Mr Narius Moloto inclusive society, the Honourable Justice Yvonne Mokgoro • Solidarity, Mr Flip Buys 10:40 The role of Parliament, legislatures and councils 14:50 The role of Business in building a socially inclusive in building a socially inclusive society, the Speaker society: of the National Assembly, the Honourable Max • BUSA, Ms Nomaxabiso Majokweni Sisulu • NAFCOC, Mr Lawrence Mavundla 10:50 The role of political parties in building a socially inclusive society: ANC, DA, COPE, IFP, ID, • BBC, Mr Sandile Zungu UDM, FF+, ACDP, UCDP, PAC, AZAPO and 15:30 The role of Civil Society in building a socially APC inclusive society: 12:25 Respondents • Legal Resources Centre, Ms Zodwa • Minister Paul Mashatile Gumede • Minister Jeff Radebe • Lead SA, Mr Yusuf Abramjee • Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma • Foundation for Human Rights, Mr Hanif Vally 13:00 Lunch break • Heritage Foundation, Major-General Gert Opperman • Progressive Women’s Movement, Ms Xoliswa Bam A NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION SUMMIT REPORT 2 WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A CARING AND PROUD SOCIETY DAY TWO: 5 JULY 2012 16:00 Respondents: • Minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, COMMISSIONS Minister Collins Chabane Programme Director: Minister of Arts and Culture, Mr Paul • National Planning Commission, Mr Joel Mashatile Netshitenzhe Facilitator: Director-General of Arts and Culture, Mr Sibusiso • National Planning Commission, Mr Mike Muller Xaba 16:30 Closure of day one 09:00 Programme Director – Summary of proceedings from day one Facilitator – Arrangements for Commissions 09:30 Commissions • Presentation – 15 minutes • Panellists – 5 minutes each • Commission discussion – 2 hours • Summary – 15 minutes 12:30 Lunch break CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Programme Director: Minister of Arts and Culture, Mr Paul Mashatile Facilitator: Director-General of Arts and Culture, Mr Sibusiso Xaba 14:00 Report back from Commissions • Economic inequalities • Spatial divisions • Social interaction, cooperation and solidarity • Prejudice and discrimination • National identity and unity 15:15 Tea break 15:30 Conference declaration read by Professor Willem Esterhuyse 15:45 Closing remarks by the Minister of Arts and Culture, Mr Paul Mashatile WALTER SISULU SQUARE OF DEDICATION, KLIPTOWN SOWETO, 4 - 5 JULY 2012 3 COMMISSIONS: Commission Economic inequalities Spatial divisions Social interaction, Prejudice and National identity and unity cooperation and solidarity discrimination Content • Economic transformation • Land reform • Social support • Racism • Language • Unemployment • Urban and rural • Safety and security • Tribalism • Arts and culture • Poverty development • Health • Sexism • Religion • Inequality • Education • Xenophobia • Values • Active, inclusive and • Symbols, fair citizenship • Sport and recreation • Rights and • Communication and responsibilities public discourse Presenters Minister Naledi Pandor Ms Nandi Mayathula- Deputy Minister Mohamed Minister Nkosazana Minister Collins Chabane Khoza, MEC Enver Surty Dlamini-Zuma Respondents Dr Mirriam Altman Mr Neville Chainee Dr Alan Boesak Mr Neeshan Balton Minister Dina Pule Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa Mr Samadodo Fikeni Dr Mathole Motshekga Dr kgamadi Kometsi Prof. Muxe Nkondo Mr Lumkile Mtimde Prof. Alan Mabin Dr Faizel Randera The Rev. Gift Moerane Mr Miller Matola Mr Ravi Naidoo Adv. Sipho Pityana Ms Thandiwe Sanduza Facilitator Mr Xolani Gwala Mr Ashraf Garda Mr Sandile Memela Ms Nikiwe Bikitsha Ms Masechaba Moshoeshoe Rapporteurs Prof. Yunus Ballim Ms Febe Potgieter Prof. Kwandiwe Kondlo The Rev. Frank Chikane Ms Barbara Masekela Mr Percy Mthimkhulu Mr Leonard Martin Dr Luli Callinicos Prof. Andries Oliphant Mr Leslie Dikeni DRAFTING TEAM Convenor: Mr Sibusiso Xaba All rapporteurs Mr Mduduzi Mbada Mr Sandile Memela Mr Joel Netshitenzhe Dr Trish Hanekom Ms Shalo Mbatha Mr Percy Mthimkhulu President Zuma, Minister Mashatile, Premier Zille and Mr Mantashe at the opening ceremony of the Summit A NATIONAL SOCIAL COHESION SUMMIT REPORT 4 WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A CARING AND PROUD SOCIETY PURPOSE OF THE SUMMIT As they converged on Kliptown, they were inspired by these words of Pixley ka Isaka Seme: “The greatest success ADDRESS BY MINISTER OF ARTS AND shall come when man shall have learned to cooperate, not CULTURE, MR PAUL MASHATILE only with his own kith and kin but also with all peoples and with all life.” Programme Director, Deputy Minister of Arts and Culture, Dr Joe Phaahla, Those who gathered here at the Congress of the People His Excellency the President of the Republic of South in 1955 articulated a vision of an alternative South African Africa, Mr Jacob Zuma, society, one that is more humane and inclusive. Like those Our guest of honour, the Minister of Culture, Youth and who came before them, they further laid the foundation Sport from South Sudan, Dr Cirino Hiteng Ofuho, for an inclusive future for all South Africans. Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr Max Sisulu, Retired Judge, Justice Yvonne Mokgoro, They declared boldly that The greatest success shall Former
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