The former president insisted ‘people should not read into’ his meeting with EFF leader Julius Malema on Monday.
The former president’s reasons are corruption in state institutions and because the party lost confidence in him in 2008 and recalled him.
Not 27 questions, as some other figures of authority face, but a mere 15 for the former president.
Mbeki disrespected Mandela and didn’t tolerate dissent, says the SACP’s Cronin in response to the former president’s second letter.
Has President Jacob Zuma set back the fight against HIV and Aids more than his predecessor? Helen Zille believes so but the evidence shows otherwise.
Six years ago South Africa’s president was ousted by his enemies in the ANC. Ex-editor Ray Hartley looks back.
The commission’s questions will be limited to his role in implementing the policy groundwork to buy arms, and his opinion on its affordability.
Agang leader Mamphela Ramphele’s autobiography tells how the Machiavellian bank culture helped her prepare to address HIV denialism.
Thabo Mbeki was recalled as president of the country by the ANC, but Twitter was full of praise for him as he celebrated his 71st birthday.
The recent and sudden revision of Thabo Mbeki’s place in history reminds Charles Leonard of the re-evaluation of jazz legend Miles Davis’s legacy