SOUTH AFRICA: NELSON MANDELA MEETS ANGOLAN REBEL LEADER SAVIMBI

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • (7 Jan 1997) Natural Sound
    South Africa's President Nelson Mandela met Angolan rebel leader Jonas Savimbi on Tuesday to help seal an end to two decades of war in Angola.
    Savimbi, whose future role in Angola remains uncertain, was given a warm welcome by Mandela, who interrupted a holiday to meet him.
    President Mandela greets Jonas Savimbi a warm welcome as he arrived for the second day of talks Tuesday, near Umtata, in South Africa's Transkei region.
    In an increasing role as an intermediary in African trouble spots, President Mandela interrupted his annual holiday to hold talks with the opposition rebel leader.
    The Nobel Peace Prize winner has been advising Savimbi and Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos behind the scenes on the formation of a reconciliation government in the war-ravaged country.
    Over 5-hundred thousand people have died Africa's longest running war, which broke out the eve of the nation's independence from Portugal in 1975.
    Savimbi is hoping to win Mandela's backing of a reconciliation government.
    The meeting got underway nine hours behind schedule on Monday in President Mandela's home town of Gunu, near Umtata.
    The delay - caused by bad weather conditions in Angola - didn't deter the high profile delegates, Mandela's top cabinet ministers and the commanders of Savimbi's rebel group.
    The naming of a government of national reconciliation in Angola is just 17 days away.
    But Savimbi's role, if any, has not been announced.
    His participation in the U-N-sponsored peace process is viewed as crucial.
    Savimbi has so far rejected a government offer of one of two vice president's posts.
    His rebel group - known as UNITA, the National union for the Total Independence of Angola - wants a special status for him as leader of the opposition.
    After the meeting the delegates were shown around Mandela's holiday house overlooking the sweeping grasslands of his native Transkei region.
    Talks between President Mandela and the rebel leaders are expected to continue Wednesday.
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Komentáře • 36

  • @WiIdDuck
    @WiIdDuck Před 3 lety +69

    stop watching this brother
    we must fight the MPLA

    • @edwardrichtofen1252
      @edwardrichtofen1252 Před 3 lety +2

      Already am.
      Now get here so we can get Woods's ass outta this shithole!

    • @mythman700
      @mythman700 Před 2 lety

      The mortar fire means THE MPLA IS READY FOR ATTACK

    • @hoangvuminh6436
      @hoangvuminh6436 Před měsícem

      actually, after the end of apartheid regime South Africa stopped supporting UNITA and Savimbi was struggling to fight MPLA

  • @dudemevill1699
    @dudemevill1699 Před 3 lety +17

    Awesome crossover.

  • @richmindsmusicconsortiumtv7035

    two of africa's greatest leaders who understood democracy

    • @007nelito
      @007nelito Před 6 lety +6

      Vc maluco!!

    • @augustomundombe829
      @augustomundombe829 Před 5 lety +1

      @@007nelito Este E sim Maluco SIPAIO bufo dos RACISTAS colonialistas e imperialistas dos Diabos~ AfriKKKa do Sul Apartheid~Ingleses~Boers, Tugas~PIDE, e USA dos KLU~KLUX~KLAN~CIA de coco merda…!

    • @kikoferras7369
      @kikoferras7369 Před 2 lety +3

      LOL

    • @luludllasluludlls5815
      @luludllasluludlls5815 Před rokem

      At far what I know mandala didn't killed inoncent bc he lost an election

  • @mukambucoletivo
    @mukambucoletivo Před rokem +6

    Grande Savimbi e Mandela.. esses sim merecem atenção.

  • @theengineeringstudent2678
    @theengineeringstudent2678 Před 4 lety +31

    Jonas Savimbi, the men who should the President of Angola after A. Neto's death.

  • @bnkundwa
    @bnkundwa Před 5 lety +17

    The Church can also play an important part in the transition to democracy.

  • @djahwodjah6114
    @djahwodjah6114 Před 2 lety +2

    Deux fils dignes d'Afrique... RIP

  • @EdsonGrugeu
    @EdsonGrugeu Před 2 měsíci

    Forão bons tenpo

  • @bobbyshabangu
    @bobbyshabangu Před rokem +1

    If only agreements were honoured!

  • @OsvaldoLeandroMyfaz
    @OsvaldoLeandroMyfaz Před 4 měsíci

    Mandela e Savimbi quem é mais inteligente

  • @conceretejungle1150
    @conceretejungle1150 Před 3 lety +5

    Mandela doesn't seem happy to to meet him

    • @mix-infolendariosdahistori1035
      @mix-infolendariosdahistori1035 Před rokem

      You're lier

    • @luludllasluludlls5815
      @luludllasluludlls5815 Před rokem

      Ofc not apartheid regime helped savimbi during the war

    • @hoangvuminh6436
      @hoangvuminh6436 Před měsícem

      @@luludllasluludlls5815 i don't understand why Savimbi sided with a regime that hates him and his own people? What did that regime want with UNITA? And moreover, he even backed the dictator Mobutu

  • @claudiovercetti3130
    @claudiovercetti3130 Před 2 lety +4

    REBEL LEADER???
    WTF???

  • @OsvaldoToledoGonzalez-xy9fg
    @OsvaldoToledoGonzalez-xy9fg Před 9 měsíci

    Nunca sé a dicho en Cuba,que Mandela recibió a savimbi.

  • @analuisagoncalvesroseira2060

    A minha família do Rafa já fica pesado para não levarmos em conta que é uma praia muito bonita que já não entrem no útero e depois não vou ter onde pôr o medicamento para a tua afilhada linda do meu PC para a tua afilhada linda do meu PC para o que já não entram na quinta de ir à Maria do Rosário disse que se for para mim eu levar tens mais tempo e depois tenho que já não entrem no útero e m S ó meu tb é que é uma praia muito bonita que já não entram na quinta de ir à Maria do Rosário disse que não tinha feito e fez.