8 days in September, the removal of Thabo Mbeki

[@andrepietersen2325]

This was a major turning point in our history!

[@jeromelj1010]

Seeing Vuyo just brought tears to my eyes

[@lukhanyomtshingana1962]

Mbheki you are a true leader and you will never be forgotten in the ANC!

[@garethlove4591]

This was the beginning of the end of ANC

[@m2ranojaholo79]

It's full of vultures and hyenas now.

[@blaquenguni9249]

Killing Chris Hani, going in cahoots with white neo colonialists and negotiating empty "power" was the beginning of the end. A poisoned chalice, a fake democracy. South Africa's democracy was merely a rebranding of white power

[@lesegomabiletsa6458]

@@m2ranojaholo79 what's left in ANC are hyenas

[@thethaledwaba8561]

this decision collapsed South Africa

[@sergiopinto6004]

Nice to see Vuyo again, what a legendary presenter 🙏🏻

[@sehlabakapaulus7032]

Mr Sharp Sharp 👍🏿👍🏿.... Dammm miss my morning alarm to school

[@joshuaborias4781]

"Two Great Minds HERE.The Right Reverend Doctor FRANK CHIKANE & The Great NEWS ANCHOR,Mr VUYO MBULI."

[@oscarsithelo7083]

Where the country is right now we really need to read that book each and everyone of Us...ANC Evil organisation

[@uniteekandjo9454]

President Mbeki's statement of resignation then always gets my eyes tear-lodged to date. With all the time that has passed in the South African ANC's leadership politics...enough time for us to reason together as we reflect on the development then, has South Africa ever since gotten a better national presiding character than President Mbeki? Of course the interime presidency of President Nkalema Motlande is an exception to this inquisitivity. Let us peep into the Zuma era afterward...the very person who evoked Mbeki's removal using ANC youth league Julius Malema at the time. Zuma expelled Malema who seated him onto the presidency to nurture his hidden garden with the Guptas...the very garden that would yield fruits of state capture and ironically leading to the ultimate removal of Zuma from the presidency by Julius Malema by then with the presidency of EFF. Then came President Cerill Ramaphosa whom Julius Malema supported parlimentarily to replace Zuma spearheading the vote of no-confidence parliamentary impitchment move. Ramaphosa so hungry of the presidential powers by then occupied by Zuma swiftly moved via the ranks and files of the ANC's Excutive to ensure the fastest removal of Zuma and so it happened. Today, Cerill Ramaphosa presides over South Africa. What do we have as of late. The Limpompo Phalla Phalla farm money laundering and probable tax evasion case targeting Ramaphosa still again once more a can of worms unleashed under Ramaphosa's belt adding to his earlier blame to the Marikana masscre...a posible reputation leading to Ramaphosa's impitchment motion by parliament before he finishes his second term. Who is the man at the helm of this one more sensational evokation of desire to act decisively...Julius Malema remains the vocal voice as his EFF frontline. By the way, it seems to me that after Mandela's only one term of presidency, there will never be a president from South Africa's ANC who will go on presiding the country beyond one term and go on to finish his second...the fire of limitation was left lit by Mandela by his one term rule, a new South African ANC presidential taboo is in making. It is interesting in all the recent 3 successive presidents ascending and descending of the presidential throne, the pugmark of the character Julius Malema will undeniably be a stubborn persistence. And when the history of South Africa's post-Mandela presidency is written the name Julius Malema will feature the narrative inscribed in capital letters as Man Of All The Seasons who commands the ANC presidential successional influences as he wishes both from within and from without. Yet, my question remains; WHO IN THE ANC PRESIDENT IN THE POST-MAMDELA SOUTH AFRICA BEATS THE UNIQUE INTEGRITY OF PRESIDENT MBEKI BY HIS TO DATE? It all ended in tears and yet the hope for the perpetuation of that status quo in that political space remains more persistant than subsiding. Yours closely Unite Ekandjo (Namibia)

[@jeromelj1010]

So true. We must write our own stories

[@michaelngcobo7279]

Bab’ Chikane👏🏾🙌🏾... an officer and a gentleman☝🏽 “Par Exellance”

[@rakgadim.mohlala1324]

Vuyo was my childhood..him and Lee-Ann

[@koketsonare128]

89

[@ronniengalo2046]

I need the book by Mr Thabo Mbeki my LEGEND

[@danroley7850]

really good Bananas..

[@kgwadimoloto3831]

The removal of president Mbeki and the disolvement of the Scorpions amongst other things will haunt the ANC forever because leaders who came after that were not as good and decisive as he was. Today government is run my vultures who have destroyed and brought government institutions to its knees.

[@w.t.3268]

Thabo Mbeki yindoda

[@Combrickdorm]

i agree with the comment of mdogzino

[@amazingmedia1204]

Wow kwakunzima

[@1Gollywalk]

Where can we buy this book. Is it available in ebook format?

[@mphelorodney6057]

That was tge downfall of South Africa

[@ammiendlovu6469]

The problem of Africans is, we lack originality of thought. Our leaders are chosen by the powerful somewhere in high places. 8 years later Zuma is no more through the same path, probably some few years to come Ramaphosa might survive an attempt to remove him. It's bad blood a wrong precedence. Undo this mess.

[@m2ranojaholo79]

Imigodoyi....

[@murambopj4677]

This didn’t age well lmao