Former President Thabo Mbeki speaks out about former ANC MP Vytjie Mentor, who this week accused the Guptas of offering her a ministerial position.
Not 27 questions, as some other figures of authority face, but a mere 15 for the former president.
About 35 000 babies could have been born without HIV had the president listened to the boy.
The ex-president will be judged harshly for his unrepentant stance over an estimated 300 000 HIV-related deaths, the activist organisation says.
In the latest of his series of letters, former president Thabo Mbeki denies that he ever said "HIV does not cause Aids". Read his full article here.
Critics say that Thabo Mbeki’s character matters less than his AIDS denialism, but these things are actually intimately linked.
The National Prosecuting Authority insists there is "no suggestion or evidence" that Thabo Mbeki was behind allegations against the president.
In a letter published on his Facebook page, the former president ignores the concerns of many observers about the legitimacy of the 2002 elections.
The former president’s excuse of "national security" for interfering in the prosecution of Jackie Selebi is a misinterpretation of the law.
The former president has accused retired judge Chris Nicholson of putting a "judicial stamp of approval" on allegations against him.
Chairperson feels that freedom of speech only applies to the M&G itself and those with whom it agrees
Upset at what he sees as his tarnished legacy, ex-president Thabo Mbeki wants to set the record straight.
Former president Thabo Mbeki is back in the public debate – as if nothing has changed. His opinions surely haven’t, sadly.
Call me a grumpy white male, but we are harping on about decolonisation while new elites feast on the state and gobble power.
The industry provided an incredible chance to create new jobs but the political will failed.
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe is not happy with former ANC leaders who "lambast the governments and parties they were once proud to serve".
Ramaphosa should be mandated now to fix South Africa’s tax loopholes for big corporations.
Former president Thabo Mbeki says education was the centre of African development after colonialism, but that has changed.
Proponents of privatisation are missing a point: what’s crucial, whether in state or private enterprises, is efficiency.
US justice authorities’ deadly earnest suggests that sooner or later they will train a spotlight on our administrators and politicians.
Given the faction-ridden nature of South African politics and the deep divisions in the ANC a further turn of the wheel is quite conceivable.
Former president Thabo Mbeki has rejected Willie Hofmeyr’s allegations that his administration abused its power to plot Jacob Zuma’s downfall.
Willie Hofmeyr’s stated motive to defend the NPA has failed, as political meddling has only become worse after Mbeki.
The deputy prosecutions chief points an accusing finger at Thabo Mbeki. But his version may have more clout at Luthuli House than in court.
The president doesn’t derive his power from executive decree; his decisions can be reviewed by the courts.
Former president Thabo Mbeki may have backtracked on his Sona comments, but SA needs more credible leaders to lead the charge, says Verashni Pillay.
The Guardian reported Mbeki believed Zuma was wrong to not answer the EFF’s question about Nkandla, but his office says it was a misinterpretation.
Friends and family have paid tribute to former police commissioner Jackie Selebi with some taking a swipe at those who ‘preyed on his legacy’.
The private, no-fee university has been deregistered by the education authorities after falling into the red to the tune of some R30m.
Thabo Mbeki presents a distorted picture of what the presidency’s defence against publishing the Khampepe report actually was – and why it failed.
Former president Thabo Mbeki responds to an M&G Khampepe editorial that said he "connived in the subversion of democracy in a neighbouring state".
Thabo Mbeki is a hypocrite who preached democracy even as he was subverting it, a seething Morgan Tsvangirai told the Mail & Guardian this week.