SA's problem is not money but a crisis of governance: Moeletsi Mbeki

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  • čas přidán 21. 02. 2023
  • As the country ponders over the budget Speech delivered by Finance minister Enoch Godongwana, Moeletsi Mbeki says South Africa's problem is not money, the country's problem is a crisis of governance. Previously Mbeki has said, that the majority of South Africans have lost all confidence in the ability of the ANC leadership to provide them with a better life, which could unleash all sorts of social ills. He also said that lack of planning amid high unemployment, particularly among the youth with no practical plan by the government, high levels of poverty, and people living in grinding conditions in shacks could unleash all sorts of social ills. Moeletsi Mbeki, Deputy chair of the South African Institute of International Affairs and political analyst joins us in the studio.
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Komentáře • 543

  • @ermericcarolissen694
    @ermericcarolissen694 Před rokem +159

    I seriously doubt that the ANC will go peacefully.

    • @fredbantu3694
      @fredbantu3694 Před rokem +10

      I know they wont who would hire or work with them.

    • @sudonym5356
      @sudonym5356 Před rokem +22

      They won't. If they can kill each other for positions among themselves, imagine what they'll do to external opposition.

    • @sophiavorster9406
      @sophiavorster9406 Před rokem +10

      We must do everything in our power to protect our state buildings until elections next year... Nuff said!

    • @ronalddippenaar2381
      @ronalddippenaar2381 Před rokem

      The government is rotten to the core. From Cyril, the police to the clerk behind the counter at Home Affairs who sells citizenships.

    • @durbanite3997
      @durbanite3997 Před rokem +8

      I have the same fear - I think they will start civil war if they lose power. I don't see them going out quietly

  • @MamaMama-kq1fx
    @MamaMama-kq1fx Před rokem +76

    ANC is the big problem for south Africa 🇿🇦

    • @user-ww5qw8jd3b
      @user-ww5qw8jd3b Před 2 měsíci +1

      The biggest problem is the people who voting them

  • @joziboy8673
    @joziboy8673 Před rokem +51

    I admire Mr Mbeki who has never used his relationship with his brother Thabo or the Fact that his father was Govan Mbeki to Blindly support the ANC and has always been a sober voice by holding individual yet rational views, a true African and son of democracy and who is much loved. A scholar and a gentleman indeed! Malibongwe!

    • @tshepokofi3957
      @tshepokofi3957 Před rokem

      check his involvement in arms deal, 25% stake in the company involved with Arms Deal scandal....he is not innocent...just protected or covered his tracks well

    • @nozientshangase7074
      @nozientshangase7074 Před rokem

  • @mandla247
    @mandla247 Před rokem +69

    Time for us young people to vote!!! Time for change family. Abuse is abuse no matter how you want to sugar coat it

    • @gustabeumer688
      @gustabeumer688 Před rokem

      They are not even sugar coating it. Why do you think they keep most of their citizens uneducated. Why is unemployment so high ? They do it blatantly so maybe the rural citizens will hear it by word of mouth ?

    • @mandla247
      @mandla247 Před rokem +1

      @Gusta Beumer ANCs vote is basically black older generation and and uneducated people. When elections come they will rock up in the townships with alcohol, meat and stories of Apartheid.
      I mean how many uneducated South Africans will even understand the conversation in this video.
      The opposition parties don't help by also being useless, but it's time for change

    • @soniaantonio4741
      @soniaantonio4741 Před rokem +8

      Amen

    • @tonitappous2422
      @tonitappous2422 Před rokem +5

      Have you seen Mac G's recent Podcast with John Steenhuisen on CZcams? It is a real eye- opener on many critical issues facing our country today including electricity, poverty, joblessness, social housing, land reform and creating generational wealth for poor people through property ownership.
      ( over half a million views)

    • @mandla247
      @mandla247 Před rokem +8

      @Toni Tappous I have watched the interview, but my personal opinion is that there is no opposition party that is built to lead South Africa, however ANC has run its race so we need to try the others out.
      DA I believe will help South Africa run in a much better way, but over the long term we will see that it would have benefited white people more than black. That is in essence what happens where they govern currently, but like I said at this point we need change regardless of who you choose to vote for, it should just not be the ANC.
      ANC is the grandfather who we have to accept needs to retire and go sit at home.

  • @markwainwright6243
    @markwainwright6243 Před rokem +18

    Very wise intelligent man,I always value his input

  • @Busie1976
    @Busie1976 Před rokem +124

    I admire you Mr Mbheki for such honest naked truth. Thank you for sharing nothing but the truth, I admire your courage we need more men like you who call a spade a spade 🙏🙏

    • @tshepokofi3957
      @tshepokofi3957 Před rokem +1

      he has R55m holiday house courtesy of the arms deal, same arms deal Zuma must answer for......he is not comletely innocent

    • @chriserodis2752
      @chriserodis2752 Před rokem +1

      and yet anc leadership, the elite did not appreciate him. the anc are rulers , not governors

  • @tehzeebpatel
    @tehzeebpatel Před rokem +99

    We as a nation suffer the consequences of a government that does not care for us. South Africa as a nation has had the resources and manpower to rise far above its history, and it has been poor governance that has held us back from it. Look at how developed countries are constantly pushing their names forward in the fields of science, economics, architecture and medicine, and then look at where South Africa is. We are sitting around expressing the same frustrations and having the same conversations that we did years ago, and if things go on the way they are, this is all we will ever do. The future of this country looks even more bleak than the present.

    • @gstar3569
      @gstar3569 Před rokem

      its called communism and it never works! Time for the ANC to go! The ANC ideas are outdated failed ideas from the 60s. Time to abandon the idea of redistribution!

  • @jeanettataljaard7388
    @jeanettataljaard7388 Před rokem +17

    Mr. Mbeki, you are a man with integrity. I wish SA could have you as a president.

  • @junkjournalsvideos1649
    @junkjournalsvideos1649 Před rokem +31

    The people responsible for the mess in South Africa are the people who voted the current government into power. And this will be the outcome at the next election, too. As long as the voters are blind and uninformed, we will live in darkness. If you voted for this government, don't complain about loadshedding, potholed roads, poor water quality, etc, etc.

    • @wongama6651
      @wongama6651 Před rokem +7

      You are spot on. We shouldn't complain also about high level of unemployment. Let's hope these illiterates are beginning to see what the ANC is all about.

    • @truthseeker-dt8zf
      @truthseeker-dt8zf Před rokem

      ​@@wongama6651' ILLITERATES' ? Maybe the people voting feels human in the ANC.literate people are mostly not wise. They call other people names,have this sense of superiority over others to them other people are them.

    • @lawrencechesworth5902
      @lawrencechesworth5902 Před rokem +1

      You are so right and well said

  • @bdk5945
    @bdk5945 Před rokem +13

    This guy is one of ZA's best ✊😀 🇿🇦

  • @zandraoosthuizen-io6tp
    @zandraoosthuizen-io6tp Před rokem +23

    Wonderful interview... someone with insight! Wish you were our President!! I would love to vote for YOU!

  • @alansutton9388
    @alansutton9388 Před rokem +32

    What a wise man

  • @doubletrouble1241
    @doubletrouble1241 Před rokem +43

    SPOT ON MR MBEKI!!!!

  • @mtetelelimrwetyana2002
    @mtetelelimrwetyana2002 Před rokem +108

    The quicker ANC loses, the closer we get true freedom and restore our dignity

    • @suezcontours6653
      @suezcontours6653 Před rokem +1

      China will save the day

    • @sfisobuthelezi3054
      @sfisobuthelezi3054 Před rokem +1

      Politics is a scam no political party will save you

    • @harryramphele7102
      @harryramphele7102 Před rokem +6

      The ANC supporters will still vote for the ANC , despite all allegations of corruption come 2024

    • @tonitappous2422
      @tonitappous2422 Před rokem +11

      @@harryramphele7102 It is not only ANC voters who are to blame. If we continue to vote for small opposition parties, then the ANC will easily remain the largest political party in SA for some time to come and will continue to loot and destroy our country.
      We can CLOSE the gap on the ANC by collectively voting for the Official Opposition, which is the SECOND largest political party in SA!!
      Please SA, use your vote strategically in 2024 to get rid of the ANC as well as load - shedding once and for all!!

    • @tonitappous2422
      @tonitappous2422 Před rokem +13

      The ANC will only lose if we unite behind and collectively vote DA in 2024 (instead of voting for hundreds of tiny, troublesome opposition parties!!)
      SA vote strategically in 2024!!

  • @thabangcj4498
    @thabangcj4498 Před rokem +63

    Spot on interview Leanne! Thank you for your honesty and insight Mr Moeletsi Mbeki!

  • @o.jsenosi4730
    @o.jsenosi4730 Před rokem +72

    We must really vote next year and vote for a better party than ANC, no emotions involved in voting and only then we can come up a better country

    • @soniaantonio4741
      @soniaantonio4741 Před rokem +10

      Unite and fight together.. it's the only way forward

    • @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087
      @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 Před rokem

      No matter how much we vote, we vote to make more debt in order to pay debt. This reminds me of a father that gambles his families money out, and eventually children lose their lives throug hunger. The very own father and his business partners should pay for all the reckless decisions made in order to not lose face value with his family. Normally this costs the lives of everyone including the father.

    • @tshepokofi3957
      @tshepokofi3957 Před rokem

      you can vote better if you understand, if you dont politians will lie to you easily, they can promise you 5 million jobs, you will believe it, unless you understand how a job is created.

    • @omnihein9322
      @omnihein9322 Před rokem +4

      ​@@corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 if you don't vote for the opposition, you don't have the right to complain about the incompetent government we have now.
      We all need to stand together and vote the ANC out.

  • @melikhayapantsi783
    @melikhayapantsi783 Před rokem +30

    Mr Mbeki is always making sense, he breaks the issues down quite easily.

  • @elsabeleroux7896
    @elsabeleroux7896 Před rokem +39

    Thank you for open honesty Mr Mbeki. Very interesting interview.

  • @wernervanrooyen7010
    @wernervanrooyen7010 Před rokem +15

    Thanks for the truth Mr Mbeki!

  • @mandelaali5194
    @mandelaali5194 Před rokem +22

    DISSOLVE THE PARLIAMENT NOW,PLEASE!!!! DISSOLVE THE PARLIAMENT NOW PLEASE!!🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆

  • @pamelaleibowitz3019
    @pamelaleibowitz3019 Před rokem +42

    Thank you so much for your input Mr Mbkebi!

  • @frankagliottisnr3657
    @frankagliottisnr3657 Před rokem +67

    This is old news but now the ANC must go and urgently

    • @suezcontours6653
      @suezcontours6653 Před rokem

      China will save the day

    • @harryramphele7102
      @harryramphele7102 Před rokem +1

      The ANC supporters will still vote for the ANC , despite all allegations of corruption come 2024

    • @diamondseries7221
      @diamondseries7221 Před rokem +2

      ​@@harryramphele7102 Yes those grants are too addictive

    • @tamara40
      @tamara40 Před rokem +1

      ​@@diamondseries7221grants 350 they're killing us people are becoming lazy now jhoh our beloved country is going to drain l feel the pressure for the youth of south African

    • @mandlabinca6680
      @mandlabinca6680 Před rokem

      But no white party will replace ANC

  • @drandrewsibisi
    @drandrewsibisi Před rokem +23

    Thank you Lee-Anne for being bold and laying it bare. Great journalism 👌

  • @ZA_POLLS
    @ZA_POLLS Před rokem +18

    pitched PERFECTLY

  • @Duncanwg7
    @Duncanwg7 Před rokem +17

    Would be nice to have people such as this gentlemen in government

  • @Cornelius1324
    @Cornelius1324 Před rokem +9

    I'll vote for him if he had a party and a team with the same wisdom and insight.
    We need this to disrupt the current corrupt cycle 👏. Someone like him will unite all.

  • @samsamlall4118
    @samsamlall4118 Před rokem +29

    If this can be translated in all the different languages.lots of people will be educated

  • @fuzzykoenig6981
    @fuzzykoenig6981 Před rokem +40

    Very interesting interview, to the point & realistic. Yes, speak to everyone u see that they need to vote, especially the youth, who face a very bleak future. Mr Mbeki is professionally well versed in the economics and politics of this country, he would be a brilliant President. PS Leanne is Miss World caliber 😇😇

  • @leanelouw5455
    @leanelouw5455 Před rokem +3

    This man actually talk sense! Problem is who do we vote for?

  • @jameskillu9171
    @jameskillu9171 Před rokem +19

    Pravin has been in Eskom for 10 years, He is the father of Looters in Eskom

    • @luciossithole5487
      @luciossithole5487 Před rokem +4

      Pravin Jamnanda Ghordan is our worse minister the head of looting At Eskom the Richest Pharmacist in South Africa 🇿🇦

    • @mlungisimasangane
      @mlungisimasangane Před rokem

      Vbh5htf4

  • @wijpke
    @wijpke Před rokem +21

    You need to make harsher laws against public stealing...and there needs to be big rewards for people exposing corruption of public money

    • @theov5590
      @theov5590 Před rokem

      No need for harsher laws, we need to enforce the laws. The state must apply the law, prosecute the corrupt thieves and put them in prison. That applies to corrupt politicians too. But unfortunately our president is also not clean with millions of dollars stached away in his furniture. Very sad indeed. Our ministers still try to convince us that the swimming pool at Nkandla is a fire pool. Are we the ordinary citizens really so dumb to just accept it.

    • @thepriestess5969
      @thepriestess5969 Před rokem +2

      As well as lifetime (Social, Economical) protection of whistle blowers.

    • @barefootedbougie
      @barefootedbougie Před rokem +3

      So true. Whistleblowers are left unprotected.

  • @thembinkuna96
    @thembinkuna96 Před rokem +6

    South Africa is ticking time bomb for civil disobedience. Noone seemed to have learned a lesson from Arab spring. Exodus of rich capital to safe havens, rising cost of basic necessities, middle class drowning in debt & large number of youth out of jobs!!

  • @bigSG1977
    @bigSG1977 Před rokem +12

    Lord have your way we need the right people

    • @stlouisix3
      @stlouisix3 Před rokem

      learn from Most Holy Family Monastery OSB because only Jesus Christ can save his beloved South Aa which he created

  • @adrianboshoff1582
    @adrianboshoff1582 Před rokem +68

    If government is the problem then they must go. Why wait for elections. Dissolve Parliament and let's start fixing up the mess created by the anc now.

    • @truth-Hurts375
      @truth-Hurts375 Před rokem

      You must be some sort of a stupid....where in the world do they just dissolve goverments...they are elected by the citizens and they got the right to govern untill voted out....

    • @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087
      @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 Před rokem

      How do we do this

    • @Cotac_Rastic
      @Cotac_Rastic Před rokem

      @@corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 What are you? Brainless? How do you think the ANC got ito power?

    • @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087
      @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 Před rokem +1

      @@Cotac_Rastic fight? This world is full of war hungry people. Maybe a legal way will be better?

    • @Cotac_Rastic
      @Cotac_Rastic Před rokem +1

      @@corinnevanjaarsveldt6087 😂👆 This dude thinks the ANC is going to abide by the law

  • @qureshasithaldeen7087
    @qureshasithaldeen7087 Před rokem +4

    Why do we not have wise, learned, knowledgeable, and spoken people like this instead of the jokers that we call ministers?!

  • @RencheKinshella
    @RencheKinshella Před rokem +9

    So true ! we can't go on like this . South Africans are surviving not living .

  • @thembelandesi4741
    @thembelandesi4741 Před rokem +8

    ANC is the downfall of this country.

  • @raphaelchifana3530
    @raphaelchifana3530 Před rokem +7

    Honest man and very candid conversation

  • @ashleykhan-xk8ru
    @ashleykhan-xk8ru Před rokem +17

    I ENCOURAGE ALL SOUTH AFRICANS TO GO AND VOTE IN THE NEXT ELECTIONS TO MAKE ADIFFRENCE.

  • @sihlemalinga9444
    @sihlemalinga9444 Před rokem +2

    Thankful for the Mbeki Family.

  • @tshepisoful
    @tshepisoful Před rokem +10

    This truths are so sad... but it is the reality of the matter in our country.

  • @martinnauta4385
    @martinnauta4385 Před rokem +11

    If we can get rid of the ANC in any way, shape or form, imagen how many investors would line up to make money on our degraded country, to build it up again to where it was 20+ years ago?.

    • @thebergbok8279
      @thebergbok8279 Před rokem +1

      Why ,,,the environment, the people, still remain the same. Everything is broken , so tell me where the box of pearls & rubies is hidden. I'm afraid its wishful thinking on your part.....

    • @YETI_312
      @YETI_312 Před rokem +1

      ​@@thebergbok8279 the box of pearls and rubies is the population itself and if you watched the video then you know that the only issue in SA is governance. It's not like we don't have the capacity to rebuild the country.

  • @juliocosta5818
    @juliocosta5818 Před rokem +5

    What a superb host

  • @makhwenkwerani4195
    @makhwenkwerani4195 Před rokem +5

    We don't need party politics, constituency( representatives) is the way to go about to curb deep the corrupt tendency.. We have individuals who are equipped to Run the country successfully.. #CONSTITUENCY Representation..

  • @mduduzimbonxa4677
    @mduduzimbonxa4677 Před rokem +9

    Under ramaphosa things got worse,for the first time since 2018 loadshedding everyday,stage 6 to say the least.

  • @itskaptainmikey4399
    @itskaptainmikey4399 Před rokem +21

    This guy gets it.

  • @siyabongajacobdlamini1764

    What like Mr Mbeki he is not bias even when his brother was president he criticized him till today he still critical of how the ANC govern this country.

  • @Scott.Silburn
    @Scott.Silburn Před rokem +11

    SA is currently rushing headlong towards Zim II status...
    I keep thinking it'll change for the better, but I have no idea how or why...

    • @tandekangoma5715
      @tandekangoma5715 Před rokem

      If people vote especially the youth

    • @simba8665
      @simba8665 Před rokem

      ​@@tandekangoma5715 ma vote ekuZim don't work

  • @jagoz9367
    @jagoz9367 Před rokem +3

    The problem is that we as citizens enjoy this state of affairs, like an abused wife who continues to forgive his abusive husband.

  • @davidclowes2280
    @davidclowes2280 Před rokem +6

    The people of SA need to unite against the ANC looters

  • @thekikster11
    @thekikster11 Před rokem +7

    A lone voice of reason

  • @lethibatselalanga5723
    @lethibatselalanga5723 Před rokem +2

    Moeletsi says it as it is. He isn’t afraid of all of them.

  • @abrammathebe510
    @abrammathebe510 Před rokem +7

    So true, so very true!

  • @onkewakaba8274
    @onkewakaba8274 Před rokem +20

    I'm definitely voting DA , we done with corruption

    • @gysgijsbers4202
      @gysgijsbers4202 Před rokem +1

      Action SA also a solid option...

    • @jameskillu9171
      @jameskillu9171 Před rokem +1

      haha slave owner is better than a black master

    • @ElectrostatiCrow
      @ElectrostatiCrow Před rokem +3

      @@gysgijsbers4202 Anything besides the and and eff.

    • @ElectrostatiCrow
      @ElectrostatiCrow Před rokem +2

      @Kemet☯️ I love this country and I will vote in every election. We can't afford to be apathetic or give up.

    • @ElectrostatiCrow
      @ElectrostatiCrow Před rokem +1

      @Kemet☯️ I know.

  • @johanschoeman869
    @johanschoeman869 Před rokem +12

    Dissolve Parliament!

  • @edmundwessels2072
    @edmundwessels2072 Před rokem +15

    This happened to black farmers as well. They were forced of land because they refused to pay backhands to officials.

  • @lesediamondamane
    @lesediamondamane Před rokem +2

    He is just like his older brother, a brilliant man indeed.

    • @sthembhele6241
      @sthembhele6241 Před rokem

      They differ... one is pro ANC while the other one is not.

  • @jennychurchill2716
    @jennychurchill2716 Před rokem +2

    Moeletsi Mbeke is a man of integrity, if only he could have been the brother who became the President. We have to vote the Anc out in 2024 and remove the teeth of the EFF at the same time.

  • @rossonearth
    @rossonearth Před rokem +8

    Saying it as it is...

  • @lwazingcakaza6410
    @lwazingcakaza6410 Před rokem +15

    Old people (Mandela people), the youth, successful business people and tenderneurs are keeping this ANC government energized and relevant.

    • @tandekangoma5715
      @tandekangoma5715 Před rokem +3

      The old people thinks the grant money will taken away, these R350 also a way to make the youth depend on the govt…. I wish a lecture could be given to them that the grant is not going anywhere. Sad how ppl are fooled. Corruption, Crime, unemployment. Education , health system is in the drain.😡😡😡

  • @thembanimgenu190
    @thembanimgenu190 Před rokem +11

    De Ryter has rocked the boat.

  • @johngmulhatton9794
    @johngmulhatton9794 Před rokem +2

    The biggest problem that the National Party had was the fact that the whole World was opposed to Apartheid.
    (Segregation is rife in how many 1st World countries including the United Kingdom)
    That I think was the main cause of their demise. Corruption has now just moved to lower levels under the leadership of the ANC.
    I take my hat off to Mr. Moeletsi Mbeki as he is talking the truthful, facts.

  • @shawngower6812
    @shawngower6812 Před rokem +6

    Leanne... lets keep rocking this boat, lets get more honest reliable people out there talk truth, spill the beans and help break down the ANC, get them out and get compitant people in to save our country. Vote the crap out

  • @nosiphosobekwa9316
    @nosiphosobekwa9316 Před rokem +1

    Mbeki is right, I’ve been worried about Governance as far as ANC is concerned for sometime.

  • @SoundsLikeOdie
    @SoundsLikeOdie Před rokem +2

    The problem is not the ANC. The problem is the judiciary. When the ANC is gone we need to replace them all.

    • @christianjams
      @christianjams Před rokem +1

      We can go on and do this blame game for the next decade, or we can realize that we are a democratic state thus meaning that the real blame is on everyone that chooses to turn a blind eye on the problems that we're facing in our country, or chooses to keep silent and wait for the government and politicians to do something.
      THE MORE POWER WE GIVE THEM,THE MORE THEY WILL EXPLOIT IT TO THIER BENEFIT AND THEN WANT TO SEIZE EVEN MORE POWER. We ALL need to stand up for what we believe is right, otherwise we can't complain when it all goes wrong.
      SILENCE = CONSENT

  • @katlego720
    @katlego720 Před rokem +2

    only thing im grateful for is we live in democracy...

  • @kostaapostolou2713
    @kostaapostolou2713 Před rokem +3

    this is so true!!!

  • @mkza2280
    @mkza2280 Před rokem +4

    Exactly 💯

  • @charlestumwesigye1205
    @charlestumwesigye1205 Před 7 měsíci

    Moeletsi Mbeki an illustrious son of Africa that I love, an accomplished intellectual who tells it like it is and means what he says, no fear, no favour

  • @marietjielarney6849
    @marietjielarney6849 Před rokem +7

    The ANC is causing all the all the suffering.

    • @harryramphele7102
      @harryramphele7102 Před rokem

      The ANC supporters will still vote for the ANC , despite all allegations of corruption come 2024

    • @dorothywarner8141
      @dorothywarner8141 Před rokem

      ​@@harryramphele7102 I see & hear that many have become disgruntled. Time fir a change

    • @shubielechesa8836
      @shubielechesa8836 Před rokem

      Very wrong. All the suffering was caused by the racist regime. ANC is just continuing at a larger scale and faster pace

  • @JesusmySalvation
    @JesusmySalvation Před rokem +6

    I love this gentleman! Someone with some sense, black and white, can work well together. Move this country forward. Opportunities for everyone. #SpaceX#Tesla#Twitter

  • @joeldlamini319
    @joeldlamini319 Před rokem +2

    Constituency elections are better than just party elections,: Mbeki is on point there.

  • @alankennedy1742
    @alankennedy1742 Před rokem +1

    I agree that it is in everybody's interest to VOTE! And the 'opposition' should do more to get people to the polls - make them realise that every apathtetic "It's not worth it" is in fact like voting in favour of the status quo

  • @samuelt.kisaame7787
    @samuelt.kisaame7787 Před rokem +3

    I usually love to listen to Mr Moeletsi Mbeki's views but I must say that I disagree with his statement at the beginning when he said that the crisis of governance within the National Party is what led to its ultimate collapse especially the exclusion of the majority of the people of South Africa from the vote. Herein lies my disagreement; you see, the National Party right from the time it took power in 1948 was structured and in fact conducted itself, as an elitist political party whose political, economic and social ideology was informed by a belief in racial supremacy and prejudice. That notwithstanding, it managed to successfully rule the country for 46 years until it was toppled by a popular vote in 1994. Bear in mind that during its rule, it went through several waves of international sanctions. When Mandela took over, he inherited a strong but unequal economy, meaning that the fundamentals of the economy worked like a well-oiled machine despite other ecomomic problems of the time. For example, the Rand was strong and families could be adequately supported with low wages and salaries. Inflation was also under control notwithstanding economic sanctions and the anarchy of the 1980s. Therefore, I would attribute the National Party's demise to shifting global geo-political trends which undermined its justification for the continuation of the policy of apartheid. (For the sake of my comment's length, I shall not go deep into that).
    Secondly, even if it had permitted other races into its ranks, let's say by 1970, that would have only served to achieve one thing, and one thing only; that is, "bring forward the date of South Africa's economic and political calamity" as is the case today. In a nutshell, had that happened, the problems of ESKOM, other State owned Enterprises and what not, would have started much, much earlier and by now South Africa and Zimbabwe would have been very identical in many aspects. I hate to say this although the truth is usually never pleasant anyway - posterity has economically vindicated the National Party to a very large extent. How? The National Party leaders, especially P.W Botha used to argue that a black-led government (with Socialist/Communist ideology) would ruin South Africa economically. May I ask where the country is today, several decades later?
    I however agree with the rest of Mr Mbeki's submissions and I sincerely hope that Leanne won't be fired for asking "counter-revolutionary questions" and making, "subversive comments".

  • @stevenbrittan8416
    @stevenbrittan8416 Před rokem +7

    All this chaos was predicted more than 50 years ago...!!! Now it's coming to fruition.

  • @angieharvett5591
    @angieharvett5591 Před rokem +3

    Baie dankie vir die man se eerlikheid Hy nie bang om te se hoe hy voel nie En wie hy aanvat nie Hy het breins.Ons het meer mense soos hy nodig

  • @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087

    Wish he was our president!

  • @deansawich6250
    @deansawich6250 Před rokem +4

    Thanks Moletse Mbeki has a lot more common sense than his brother.

  • @lucyvanderlee410
    @lucyvanderlee410 Před rokem +3

    Work together is the answer.

  • @stevenbrittan8416
    @stevenbrittan8416 Před rokem +3

    These public servants only serve themselves. Why not fire them all and reassign new competent individuals that actually care.

  • @yusufbulbulia1102
    @yusufbulbulia1102 Před rokem +1

    WE THE PEOPLE should tell the government what to do

  • @phumeza343
    @phumeza343 Před rokem +1

    Truth Sir Period and we know it hurts right

  • @sarahdlp524
    @sarahdlp524 Před rokem +1

    His point on constituencies is really important. Instead of ANC appointing MPs (cadre deployment), THE PEOPLE vote for MPs. Therefore the MPs serve the people or they get voted out.

  • @henkstols9326
    @henkstols9326 Před rokem +3

    "let them eat cake" thats the government we got, no accountability for their actions.

    • @colinseymour6441
      @colinseymour6441 Před rokem +2

      True. We know what happened to the madam that uttered those words. I hope it happens to those in power now too.

  • @tearyb
    @tearyb Před rokem +3

    Hate to say this, but PW predicted this would happen. He must’ve had a crystal ball.

    • @aneledraai3910
      @aneledraai3910 Před rokem +1

      He was spot indeed, hope he was not a murderer of the masses though.

  • @corinnevanjaarsveldt6087

    The worst thing anyone can do in crises situations is to make debt in order to pay debt. Just a matter of time and this loan pit will be empty. Its a dead end street.

  • @martinnauta4385
    @martinnauta4385 Před rokem +6

    Solar is not expensive if you go off-grid as well. . It's an investment that pays back in a few years. There are not many investments that pay off this quickly! Then afterwards you have electricity for free....

    • @diebaas1337
      @diebaas1337 Před rokem +2

      The solar panels have degradation as well as the batteries. Both needs to be replaced eventually. It normally takes 12+ years to break even and then a battery replacement is overdue. You'd make more money simply putting your cash in a savings account at a bank.

    • @shafiyaalgiquadra1105
      @shafiyaalgiquadra1105 Před rokem +2

      You either don't know what you are talking about or you are in line to benefit from solar panels somehow.

  • @pieterjordaan-le6fb
    @pieterjordaan-le6fb Před rokem +1

    As long as the ANC reighs things will never get better. And it's time black south Africans see what's going on.

  • @chouChris-hq4ey
    @chouChris-hq4ey Před 2 dny

    Greetings from Namibia, I we shout out to you Mr. Moeletsi Mbeki, we have crossed professional paths with your brother, former President Thabo Mbeki twice and during his last visit to Namibia in February during the funeral of our late President Dr. Hage Geingob, during a tete a tete with him , I asked him to extend our regards and that we were going to reengage you vis a vis -- a screen play and book title " who Killed Dr. Jonas Savimbi, "quem matou o Dr. Jonas Savimbi?
    we are waiting to hear from Mr Mbeki, meanwhile, more greae to your grease elbows for the speaking truth to power -- saying it the way , the way it is -- we have continue to follow your surgical break down of affairs -- ANC, the South African economy, the media etc
    we are anxiously waiting for your response
    production desk chou-chris

  • @FareedaHasson-qk5vu
    @FareedaHasson-qk5vu Před 7 měsíci

    100% on point

  • @africulturetv6498
    @africulturetv6498 Před rokem +1

    There is a strong need to educate the public in the manner that they will understand and have appetite to follow politics most south African opt watching dramas on tv than current affairs come the following day the see load shedding and never have a clue of political crisis there are in it's a very serious problem

  • @stevenbrittan8416
    @stevenbrittan8416 Před rokem +2

    There is no more middle class in this country.

  • @sbonzama7013
    @sbonzama7013 Před rokem +3

    Your brother is part of the problems we have now sir! During his time, alarm bells were raised about Eskom and did he do?

  • @jantaljaard835
    @jantaljaard835 Před rokem +1

    One of our problems are the schools where the learners do not get useful, practical training.

  • @kelvinkabasele4979
    @kelvinkabasele4979 Před rokem +1

    Sad and profound interveiw,that so requires everyone to reflect and act.Observing isn't enough to effect CHANGE & wait for the coming elections

  • @stanmarr4488
    @stanmarr4488 Před rokem +1

    One of my concerns is that the virus of corruption has infected so many politicians, that it will not matter who you vote for,because the vast majority of our politicians are corrupted. We need a mentality shift in our politics. We need the right type of leaders, the ones who truly care about the country and its people, instead of enriching themselves with money that was meant to make the country a better place ...and that is the more difficult task at hand.

  • @MamaMama-kq1fx
    @MamaMama-kq1fx Před rokem +3

    They more people vote for ANC they more suffering and frustration and crimes are getting rich

  • @amanzimsuthu3988
    @amanzimsuthu3988 Před rokem

    Well said

  • @patrictshwenyane5819
    @patrictshwenyane5819 Před rokem +2

    It is almost like here in Braamfischerville we are seen as uniformed and not deserving of seeing important National announcements. When SONA was broadcast electricity went off as soon as the president stated talking. It went off again as soon as the Minister of Finance started talking. Why are we targeted to miss such important speeches. Do you see us as persona non gata?

  • @tonitappous2422
    @tonitappous2422 Před rokem +9

    Have you seen Mac G's recent Podcast with John Steenhuisen on CZcams? It is a real eye - opener on many of the critical issues facing SA today including electricity, poverty, joblessness, land reform and creating generational wealth for poor people through property ownership.
    ( over half a million views)

    • @KaizerSauzer
      @KaizerSauzer Před rokem +3

      😂😂😂😂😂 lol. Let him go to school and learn something first.

    • @BK-vz3mx
      @BK-vz3mx Před rokem

      ​@@KaizerSauzer why because he didn't buy his credentials like your thieving comrades?

    • @YETI_312
      @YETI_312 Před rokem +2

      ​@@KaizerSauzer He's still a better leader than you'll ever be

    • @KaizerSauzer
      @KaizerSauzer Před rokem

      @@YETI_312 I'm aware you have an allergy of reading. He is like you. Some how you think being white makes you smart.