Mbeki's Early Days Leading The ANC (1999)
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- Mbeki's Vision (1999): We take a look at the hopes and expectations when Mbeki took over the ANC leadership.
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Mbeki is known as a practical man and is under no illusions about the task ahead. You hear people saying, we want to live as the whites do electricity, running water . That s their vision. The burden of these expectations hangs heavy. On the campaign trial in Natal, Mbeki gets a heroes welcome, it s all smiles and cheers. Like the ANC faithful everywhere, they ve transferred their loyalty from Mandela to Mbeki like flicking a switch. There s a sense that Mbeki is a new dawn. While Mandela represented the end of apartheid, Mbeki will be the deliverer from poverty. Such elevation to a a little God as Mbeki puts it, is anti-democratic. You want to produce the opposite reaction to be able to engage the people. Mbeki has this sober eye on the challenges facing South Africa. Crime and the economic discrimination of apartheid are to be met head-on. Failure to do so would see the demise of the ANC and him.
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Seeing this in 2024 is just depressing. There was so much hope 😢
Ahhhh, those were the days. You could leave the rest of the country's worries in the hands of the government and focus on doing your part. Gone are those days.
He is the most finest leader ever produced by South Africa and Africa, I'm saying this because he was pivotal in making sure that there are no wars in the entire continent and after he left the office the regime change started and had limited influence to stop those conflicts that seriously started in 2010 starting in Cote D'Ivoire and many countries that destabilized the continent and a lot of regime change, some through democratically means , he is someone who understands the political complexities of the world, he is a master of political analysis. DRC had a functioning state since 1960s
Best leader South Africa ever had.
When ANC was ANC 🇿🇦
Thabo is the best, I like him so much, He is himself doesn't like to imitate mandela....
If I had a choice this man would have governed SA for 25years at least for his vision to really take root
If I had a choice Mandela would serve until 2004, followed by Lekota, than either Malema or Maimane. No Mbeki or Zuma. COPE and EFF would never form. More political stability for South Africa. Perhaps less presence of "Freedom" Front Plus.
@@rickenman9844 Who are you blaming for the formation of EFF and COPE?it was not Mbeki he left when recalled did not resist and blame others or play ignorant under him corruption was minimal
When ANC was HOPE for the future...not the ANC of today ...stealing from the poor....A nation hopes shuttered
It's a real shame how far the ANC has fallen 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Sell out Mandela
I'm watching this 25 years after this documentary was shot and it's so sad to see these exact same problems are as present as ever here in our country
In fact it's even worse
I remember this South Africa. Things were well
#bringbackmbeki
@@dissdad8744 How do you know about his alcoholism?
@@dissdad8744 To say it is widely known does not answer my question cause that's a hear say its like most people have never seen him drinking,and for the history about him I am aware of his personal life tragedies let us not talk things without proof
@@dissdad8744 I'm not talking you tube because you talk as though you know the man personally and have spent time with him and you saw him drinking and he told of his alcohol problems hence my request fro proof
@@dissdad8744 So its rumours I get you let's close the topic now thanks
Sihle Zikalala then a councilor
I'm looking for vulindlela Thabo mbeki remix
Wow to breathe free air in the country your origin for the first time? You no longer have to be under that ugly burden placed on the inhabitants buy a few misinformed I can't imagine what that feels like to breathe free air without the burden of apologizing for being born with melanin in your skin in you own country on your own continent that has to be a hell of a Feeling I'm so proud of you South Africa I'm so pleased 2 actually see what forgiveness and accountability gives birth to if the world could only mimic you
Doornkop cemetery = Mbekiville
I would like a complete thorough analysis of Mbeki's presidency. Particularly his first term, why did he make Zuma Deputy President, what his logic was associating himself with snakes like Tony Blair, Mbeki is an enigma
Also how did allow bafoons like Zuma, Ace, Gwede etc and the new guard to kick him out of his position so much that he couldn't even finish 2nd term.
Lastly as the son of Govan Mbeki how did he fumble so much.
Mbeki is an enigma
Lol good old days
And so many died cos of him 😅😅😅
Who are those?