Leo, when there is talk about issues like unemployment, you can almost be certain it is not a discussion about what affects ALL South Africans, ALL ethnic groups.  Leaders of the governing party from time to time appeal for EVERYBODY to work together to create a more prosperous country.  It is naive at best to expect EVERYBODY to contribute to upliftment, but on the other hand minority groups are by and large treated as 2nd class citizens.   South African business people are chastised for not investing more in commerce, and industries, to help alleviate unemployment, but they are confronted daily with hostile political slogans, and their children and kin are subjected to discrimination as a result of short-sighted, and unjust strategies like Affirmative Action, and BEE.  You cannot eat your cake, and have it !