Moeletsi Mbeki foresees another five years of ANC’s five deadly sins

[@dude_from_sa]

His analysis is spot on -- and he has the ability to communicate the situation in a simple and clear manner. The ANC is so blind, continuing to squander the great potential of this country.

[@mosatsoai7756]

I can listen to Mr Moeletsi Mbeki the whole day. His analysis is so insightful 👏

[@sharoncloete4060]

I absolutely love ❤️ this man. He is so experienced and well educated and so eloquently gets his message across

[@Meraikie]

Agreed.

[@mashuduthidiela9643]

He’s literally the least accomplished member of his family. He’s made a living pissing on the legacy that both his parents and his brother sacrificed their lives for. Imagine getting paid millions to talk shit about the organisation your parents helped build and the organisation your brother was president of? He’s literally the black sheep of his family. They don’t even speak to him. What is there to admire about a person who would stoop that low? He couldn’t make it as an author or politician or in business so he makes money talking shit about ANC. That’s no man worthy of admiration

[@pamknoll7383]

Love this man, if he was President, we would be the richest country in afrika !!!

[@GB-ql8vm]

So true 😢

[@mhlathuze]

Totally agree 💯 . This man is wise. He is stating the facts.

[@Meraikie]

I agree... such a wise man!

[@Tman501]

Who is we??

[@Meraikie]

@@Tman501 I suppose South Africa.

[@jacoputter4898]

Wonder why the skills still are not there 30 years after apartheid ?

[@rupertmarx4750]

He is not 100% explicit with the facts. So he will not answer your question. He will blame education. Specifically Bantu education. However, debunking the theory is easy, we simply have to ask one question, which is, why are Indians doing so well? They too were forced into segregation…

[@Meraikie]

Mr Mbeki just explained why... Ramaphosa is too self absorbed to change his destructive way of governing.

[@maryjooste6161]

Thy did not hv the skills unfortunately thy get the education but not the knwlegds to act on

[@maryjooste6161]

​@@rupertmarx4750not every Muslims those who do what anc doing to used thy poor people to build thy empires

[@thandekancube3212]

🙄🙄🙄🙄the skills issue is sooooo annoying the lack of skills is in the Political Parties if you are not attached and sign in blood to any of them. The political parties destroy people that are not part of them. So please look at how Boards of SOE are constituted it’s all about the bafoons in the ANC

[@gysgijsbers4202]

Saying the Afrikaner NP was largely a party of Farmers in Government is like saying African Leaders were basically Cattle Herdboys. Most Afrikaners in top positions had proper degrees in Engineering, Law, Administration, Town & City planning, etc. often with further studies in the Netherlands & UK.The ANC will first enrich themselves off the State Owned Entities, before Privatising it, the lure of money is the problem, no amount of education was going to fix that.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

so true!!

[@gysgijsbers4202]

@@MasBuzo-zj6zt Yes up to 1948, but not after...Afrikaners had their own Universities, Technical Colleges & used SOE to TRAIN top quality technicians...South Africa was booming & growing exponentially.

[@gysgijsbers4202]

​​​​​@@MasBuzo-zj6zt I understand you grew up on anti Afrikaner rhetoric, by the 1960's Afrikaners had top QUALIFIED people in every possible field in South Africa. The man behind South Africa's largest growth period & Industrialisation was Prime Minister JBM Hertzog and 2nd would be Genl JC Smuts. They laid the foundation for what the black middle class are enjoying today. A great many Afrikaner intellectuals & engineers studied degrees & Masters at Tukkies, Maties, Potch & RAU. The English scholars went to Wits, Rhodes, UCT & Natal University. Bearing in mind 60 years before there was just African Bush, where now stood Universities. South Africa's Rand was on par with the US dollar & British Pound and they hated a former colony outshining their erstwhile masters. The ANC needed the whole Planet's support to get into power and even with ALL that support & goodwill they have decided to enrich themselves rather than BUILD South Africa into a competitive force, quite the opposite of the National Party, that went an extra step further & built Universities & Technikons for black students in all the Homelands, what has the ANC built for us? No colonial power in Africa educated it's black population more than the National Party did, but the World does not want to hear that, it does not fit their narrative. BTW the Jews & Anglo-America were much more powerful than any other group economically in the South African Industrialised economy, but the National Party left them to run their businesses.

[@gysgijsbers4202]

@@MasBuzo-zj6zt I do understand you grew up with loads of anti-Afrikaner rhetoric, but the truth is Afrikaners in high positions were there on MERIT. Everything they built and undertook was on par or the best in the Southern Hemisphere. Ironically Genl JC Smuts did grow up on a farm. Farming is one of the best teachers on life anyway. Jan Smut's more Nationalistic rival Prime Minister JBM Hertzog did even more to lay the foundation of a modern industrialised South Africa, the fruits of which the current black middle class are enjoying. Every sector & most State Owned Entities were conceived under Hertzog. He wanted neutrality in WW1 & 2 and wanted South Africa's complete independance from Britain long before Smuts, a visionary of excellence for South Africa. Our 1st 3 Premiers after the Anglo-Boer war were all Afrikaner that were Generals that fought for Independence from Britain. Jan Smuts did however want us to side with the Western Allies against Germany. After WW2 South Africa's economy grew exponentially. The country was a Meritocracy, with the Rand at times as strong as the US dollar & British Pound in buying power. The Communist threat intensified in Africa, as it is again today & the National Party kept us out of the claws of the USSR & it's allies. It's up to the current black, white, indian & coloured generation to build South Africa forward, keep us INDEPENDENT & not to sell us out. ❤️🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@gysgijsbers4202]

Why is my reply not posting?

[@taaniadyzel9756]

Seriously, blame Verwoerd for Eskom's looting!? 30 years has passed why has no skills been learnt?! This is not a skills shortage, it's plain and simple thieving. So tired of this. Mr Mbeki, you should know better. I have a lot of respect for you, however that statement holds no water anymore. Also, Sasol is non longer a SA company, it got sold off to the US.

[@willgeorge5644]

"why has no skills been learnt?", that would be like lifting yourself off the ground by your boot laces, Maybe if, instead of bantu education they had the same as the white people.

[@witsend008]

Sadly , South Africa has lost its energy to turn the ANC created disaster around.

[@1986aurora]

It does seem that way hey.

[@elizevorster4328]

What an intelligent man. Much respect and nice to listen to someone with truth in his hart

[@jennychurchill2716]

Wonderful human being!!Sad that his far less intelligent brother was the one who chose politics.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

30 likes? who is doctoring the comments? naughty naughty

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

​​@@jennychurchill2716 ohhh dont they get along? explains why he would plant this comment

[@MoreThanRuan]

Let’s hope Moeletsi can convince his brother Thabo to publicly ditch the ANC and endorse anyone else besides the EFF, MK & PA.

[@Tman501]

😂😂 We will share the wealth of this country, it's not a matter of IF but a matter of when.

[@FourTsg-uv8yo]

P.A represent the South Africans and no political party can do what the PA is doing. So how come we let this promising party down, that's impossible 😅 viva PA.

[@davidhayes9893]

Why can't mbeki join an opposition party

[@mankgabanemantlaneni]

And DA don't love those racist white supremacist out as well

[@mankgabanemantlaneni]

DA,FF plus, included

[@Alias-gy3tz]

The ANC is the worst thing that happened to South Africa.

[@thabanimathenjwa6459]

And not the Nats?

[@tso3064]

Really?😅 Not apartheid?

[@caesar3909]

Not even close, buddy.

[@mhlathuze]

Yes the ANC made things worse and it will take years to recover.

[@Alias-gy3tz]

@@tso3064 Apartheid was a crime against humanity and black South Africans. No denying that. The ANC however was voted into power with a mandate to uplift black South Aficans and build a united and free South Africa. Instead they sold out South Africans. They looted the SOE's dry, neglected our borders, gave us 30% education system, allowed crime to flourish, destroyed our health care system and increased wealth disparity in the country. Gave tenders to cadres to build RDP houses that are nothing better than brick shacks that falls apart after 5-10 years. Made our population completely dependant on social grants that can barely feed them, instead of creating an emvironment where sme's and informal business can flourish and jobs can be created. Their policies mainly benefit the connected few. I am very glad apartheid fell, but I rue the day the AnC took power. We have an entire genoration that is being left behind. Can you imagine what SA could have been like if they did not steal TRILLIONS OF RANDS, but instead spend that money on education, skills training, security and health care. They are a curse on our Nation, just like the apartheid regime and the British were.

[@anticorrup-g5o]

After 1994, the Apprenticeship Board was also voided, bringing to an end the intense artisan training and the introduction of the corrupt SETA and MERSETA etc, the broker system and others and of course the mismanaged BEE system. All the skilled people are now retired or pushed aside as general workers to make way for engineers who graduated after a 6 month course.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

we used to see appies missioning around all the time. Dunno when last I saw one.

[@anticorrup-g5o]

@@expose_massive_banking_crime Not sure if Oliefantsfontein even still exists to write exams. You work as a highly skilled, a 20 year old "engineer" becomes your manager and doesn't even know the name of a tool or how to use it. Then sits on the phone, or has her braided while selling Tupperware in her office. Watched Transnet being systematically destroyed and could do nothing about it.

[@maryjooste6161]

What happen with the Setas all through the toilet just to employ cadres

[@francesbell6412]

Everything was destroyed. But now we are busy repairing the walls. May God grant us enough grace to see this battle thru to the end. It is a Spiritual battle .

[@meltloubser6479]

What an insightful analysis by Moeletsi Mbeki. 🙏

[@jubimakhabane1130]

You are on point Mr Mbeki. I hope the leadership is listening. There's still time to get things done correctly.

[@khathurandela737]

Nah they never listen. Their focus is the 4000 delegates.

[@harichanderramgunn1982]

What an intelligent man. Why you are not in politics. I agree 100% that our civil servants are over paid for poor standard of work. BEE is a devil destroying this economy.

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

You telling the truth, Mr Mbeki

[@samuelhaas6742]

Not all is true..Read my comment and you will understand.

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

@@samuelhaas6742 where is your comment?

[@samuelhaas6742]

It got erased ,dont know why and how and by whom.Could be youtube..I dont know

[@samuelhaas6742]

Mr.Mbeki is not that well informed.There are external forces also who want to destroy our economy and tgey use the ANC as a proxy to do that. Why did Bill Gates ,just before covid lockdown visited Cyril for almost 2weeks? to watch a "tennis match"? The ANC is an instrument in the hands of globalists.The DA as well.EFF..not so sure ? but one thing my gut tells me, external forces bribe heads of states with astronomical amounts to destroy their ecoNomies so that the way is paved fir one world government.sir.

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

@@samuelhaas6742 KZbin loves to delete truthful comments

[@dorettedreyer6771]

State owned companies were there to create the backbone for economic growth. To have a basis fo economic growth Look at the failed privatization in the UK

[@1986aurora]

Such a good interview and some amazing opinions. Thank you. Unfortunately ppl vote under skin colour and grant protection theses days. It's heartbreaking and had such a bad effect on rsa already. I hope ppl stand together and do what's right for a better future for every south africa not just a certain group of ppl , certain needs of ppl...praying for change in 2024 ! God bless south africa 🎉🎉🎉

[@GB-ql8vm]

People march for Gamas but cannot march for the right thing that needs to to be fix 😔 in there own country 😢 how sad

[@Ginger4789]

God help us if we are to have another 4 years of ANC rule 😢😢😢😢😢

[@maryjooste6161]

I'm not sure God will allowed anc another grace chance God will move very slowly but effective

[@LucianoDen]

Therebis a glimmer of hope as coalition government has not worked very long in sa. Think anc could win with a coalition partner but will it last until 2024. Dont think so.

[@delialubke6610]

Only way out is to vote for the Referendum Party...a self governed Western Cape.

[@maryjooste6161]

@@delialubke6610 agree

[@lorrainebotha5293]

@@delialubke6610 And what about the rest of us?

[@pieterjordaan73]

We must put our vote behind the Multi Party Charter....to rescue and save South Africa and its citizens.

[@Meraikie]

Thank you for this interview with Mr Mbeki. It is absolutely wonderful to listen to someone who talks sense from the start to the end! Like someone else mentions, if he had been our president, South Africa would have beeen a rich country and all people would have had jobs for which they would have applied in a fair way and appointed according to their skills. But as he truly said, Ramaphosa has indicated at numerous times that he is not changing anything, it's his way or no way. How stupidly sad.

[@mhlathuze]

A very good analysis of our failed state. It is obvious some things that add to inequality is this huge salary of the public administration workers

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

Imagine how many small jobs for the youth could be created out of one fatcats salary

[@jj56x7.5mm]

If the ANC rules for another 5 years sa is doomed

[@maryjooste6161]

We as the nation in SA must not allow anc to hold government in chains

[@SphamandlaKheswa-d8y]

We will continue to vote the ANC❤

[@jj56x7.5mm]

@@SphamandlaKheswa-d8y a vote for the ANC is a vote for corruption

[@FourTsg-uv8yo]

@@SphamandlaKheswa-d8y 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@charlestumwesigye1205]

Viva my friend Moeletsi, you are an accomplished analyst and intellectual son of Mzansi

[@revenant2979]

A very insiteful and concise summary of what went wrong. Im affraid the consequences of these policies are the horrific crime rate, including farm murders, which already is leading, in my opinion, and will lead to mass food and water shortages!! God forbid social unrest (already happening) and a civil war with no SANDF or SAPS to do anything about it, while NERO (The proverbial cadres and they are by no means just ANC or just black) playing the violin while South Africa burns. May God in Heaven help us.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

zanu pf trained and ready across the ...oh wait...no border

[@danielchitima7048]

This gentleman is very well-informed. Impressive.

[@marietjiestegmann742]

The one thing that came out of the Zuma saga is that the black people of SA realized they can have their own voice other than the ANC.

[@pippadora]

Maybe the government should have had the wisdom, as you say quite rightly, to leave the white experts in their jobs, whilst the government looks to the the majority to train them as engineers , electricians, coal Turbine experts etc. I blame President Mbeki who was educated abroad, not to have realized too. The same goes for President Rhamaphosa who has been lying continuously to his people with regards to Eskom. Eskom cannot be fixed, unless it's totally re hauled and the tender should go by merit to the most effective and specialized companies, from the Continent or from overseas...

[@maryjooste6161]

I really doubt ths one no party cld safe South Africa not because they didn't build them if you not work fr investments you get freely you cannot build on anything the best is put the whites back in the places the whites will build

[@Alias-gy3tz]

If they really cared about South Africa, education would have been very high on their priority list. GOOD education, not this 30% useless education system. They would have place QUALIFIED and COMPETENT people in charge of SOE's, regardless of skin colour. The ANC failed South Africa whilst enriching themselves. They don't care about South Africans, they lie to us and use us, and divide us to stay in power.

[@mamasmosoathu1364]

They put themselves in positions based on Political party membership. 😢 They consulted outside the country for skills nd those people Robbed out country billions of money. There were actually skills in the Country they just didn't want their B...k* brothers&Sisters who are educated to be above them. The cream of highly educated Africans is absorbed Internationally because our leaders are corrupt.

[@dorettedreyer6771]

Zimbabwe had an excellent educational system. Where are they now.

[@sophiavorster9406]

It was still the British educators who were in charge of education in Zim during Ian Smith's reign.

[@zuzemoyo7696]

An education system which taught and teaches learners obedience and English and no skills to create and make anything. This is the Zimbabwe education you praise. Boy We must chuck it out and create an education fit for purpose.

[@deonkotzee6641]

They are doing extremely well in South Africa. Difficult to explain away.

[@grantdwillemse21]

Love this Gentlemen. What a wonderful history lesson and analysis.

As bad as Bantu education was i think it was better then education now

[@JabulaniMcdonaldNyati]

Comparing a cobra to a mamba, theyre both are bad.

[@WalterWhite-bc8ck]

😂 Bantu education gave birth to the anc😂

@@WalterWhite-bc8ck and yet it was better than what Anc offer now

[@WalterWhite-bc8ck]

What can be worse than giving birth to the ANC 🤣

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

it was never bad unless unions screwed it up. Afrikaners always provided top quality

[@mikeb8682]

the truth. 'we have done nothing'. sums it up.

[@siyabongajacobdlamini1764]

He is telling the truth, it's sad,yes ANC has a lot for our country,and it's true they have caused a lot of damage in doing, for south Africa to succeed we need both politicians and business people to work together, there's a lot of money in south Africa it's a matter of good governance and open markets to allow entrepreneurship to strive, create new jobs

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

but why when they can just drink & loot?

[@BrendaMarais-fj1ms]

Well explained Sir. Exactly most of SA's sentiment regarding the ANC's incapility to lead our country.

[@deecharles518]

Brilliant narration mr Mbeki . Need more like you.

[@tmanman2903]

Would you not add the sixth sin of the ANC is its involvement in the lsraeli conflict with Hamas?

[@francesbell6412]

That was Naledi Pandor, who is married to a Muslim, that started to stir with the ANC against Israel

[@bafanamahlatse1923]

​@@francesbell6412 whats wrong with marrying a Muslim?

[@bafanamahlatse1923]

How was helping the Palestinian people a sin. Was it a sin wen the Soviet union supported south africans in their fight against apartheid

[@vladimirbakman6771]

I had great pleasure of meeting and talking to Mr Mbeki many years ago and I asked him why he was not in politics It is really sad that a person of his vision and ability was not put it all to build RSA Nice for me hearing him again Thank you very much

[@francoisrichardsmith6595]

Spot on MM!!

[@lesleysmit602]

I have huge respect for Moeletsi Mbeki! He educates with facts and no aparant bitterness about the past. Kudos to the man. If only we had a man with his integrity leading our country! 🙏🏻

[@misterbaleize]

What a delightful man; like his brother, a highly intelligent individual.

[@mabhulo2263]

That's because he was educated in Lesotho where he did not receive a Bantu Education. You would have a lot more people like Mr Mbeki, if it was not for Bantu Education. He touches on the education of the ANC cadres and their lack of skills. Now all South Africans are reaping the poisonous fruits of Bantu Education.

[@stoltzjr]

Not Completely True. Blacks with Bantu Education later went on to obtain Doctorates.

[@jacoputter4898]

It is a lie that it was not good education, but the truth does not suite the politics of the day.

[@stephenpaul7499]

True. That's a tribute to how smart and capable many black people are. I could never earn a doctorate and I got a good education.

[@WalterWhite-bc8ck]

​@@jacoputter4898 ANC government is the product of Bantu education😂😂😂... How's SA turned out😂😂😂

[@lindiedelange3801]

@@WalterWhite-bc8ckwell things had gone seriously backwards since then! 81% of children can’t read for comprehension (by grade 4) in any of the 11 languages. That despite our huge budget for education. The Department of Basic Education's Nompumelelo Mohohlwane explained at the launch of the report that an estimated 650,000 to 750,000 of South Africa's 13 million school-aged children between the agest of 7 and 17 were not in school by May 2021. We have serious problems with a whole generation that will be raised in poverty with no way out. Heartbreakingly tragic.

[@WalterWhite-bc8ck]

@@lindiedelange3801 😑 yeah that's true but it can be reversed unlike the Bantu education mentality the ANC has

[@christinemeyer7163]

Pity that this man couldn't convince his brother of all these facts way back when Mbeki was president!!!

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

RIP hiv pandemic victims 1990-2010. movement of the infected wasnt even restricted. and now so many orphans are adults. they let children run the family home!

[@maryjooste6161]

I dnt think he and his brother is good friends

[@GaragePie22]

ANC is now behind us, lets look forward, unite and fix our country! Vote ActionSA 💚 🗳 ☑️

[@paulzeman3945]

Thank you Mr Mbeki for saying it as it is 🙏🏻👌🏻

[@Happy_Spatula]

The depressing part is the unemployed and disadvantaged keep choosing ANC as their leadership

[@multirider8997]

Sorry Verwoerd and his Apartheid bought about that SA black people had one of the highest literacy rates in Africa. Problem was the low base to start with... 80% of your education comes from home.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

it was proper education. courtesy of the taxpayer, without complaint.

[@christinemeyer7163]

VanderBijl also started the then electricity company -EVKOM-as we knew it-BUT he insisted that electricity should be cheap, and it was for many years, because there were not people to try to enriched themselves with it.

[@ayandamnyakeni426]

Yes, electricity was cheap because only the white minority had it. As soon as you have to create anything for more people, the pricing will go up because of demand. Pure economics. Maybe if you still kept only the townships and homelands in darkness then the suburbs would not have loadshedding and much cheaper electricity.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

​​@@ayandamnyakeni426not only the whites had it & if so how does that make it cheap? ppl think afrikaners had everything for nothing but everything cost money. even school for whites

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

however did africa survive before electricity? shem

[@charleskuhn2635]

Mr. Mbeki offers a very insightful view on the root causes of our problems. If only the ruling party took his analysis into their manifesto. Perhaps his expertise will be welcomed by the Multi Party Charter.

[@alexemergineer3202]

Beautiful interview. We need solutions. ❤❤

[@chriskona7652]

Wow, what an impressive man!

[@hedleyfurio]

Excellent rational perspective 👌

[@GaragePie22]

Great talk, great guy! Hes wrong on one thing, we do have a party! ActionSA is the party to fix South Africa and fix our economy and unemployment! Guys lets vote ActionSA 💚💚💚

[@RianRian-em2ng]

Spot on my man spot on

[@hendriksadie9452]

Really a good overview on the history of the early days of the industrialisation of SA. I would argue though that it was not so much the lack of education amongst the black population that contributed to the SOE’s implosion - rather the ANC policy daft policy to wiped out the institutional knowledge, skills and experiences of the white skilled staff out the front door of all SOEs. There never was a structural approach over a period to transfer this from mostly whites to the black folks. SOE’s minister Pravin is contributing to this mess. Honestly I cannot understand how a once successful minister of many roles came to be the problem…😳🤷🏼‍♂️

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

the goal was to loot. It's been a 30 year looting spree. The ppl wanted that too but then they didnt get included! dammit!

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

well, no, they were given ample space to loot from residences.

[@sammakwela]

What an eye opening interview!

[@siyabuleangqandu5728]

I so wish my country leadership can learn from this knowledge of giant

[@hendriklerou4902]

Well thought out, many issues he has raised is the truth. Sadly this intellectual man is in the minority of thinkers in SA

[@mabhulo2263]

That's because he was spared a Bantu Education.

[@thandekancube3212]

Really it amazes me that in Africa the West and even South Africa all administrative government operations are politicised. In the West take England the country functions administratively regardless of which political party is governing the country. In Africa we promote the opposite, we focus on the bloody Political parties hence the contradictions like Cele using SAP resource to attend a Political Party. That is why the ANC and all parties think it’s their God given right to rule SA. In the Western Countries Government people run the country administratively the Politics happen at policy level. So our “beloved” constitution together with Private Sector must stop this thing of promoting Political Parties as the God and be all of South Africa.

[@christinemeyer7163]

This is mind boggling information.Very disturbing.

[@davidmphahlele3672]

Information is great. Mr Moeletsi Mbeki God preserve you to open eyes further.

[@jennychurchill2716]

I foresee it too which means SA is doomed.

[@robertoreilly230]

I agree the ANC are prepared to lose ground to all the parties that are popping up everywhere it knows that a divided opposition will not oust them so be prepared to continue living in this nightmare .

[@mrmanq9517]

relax, the youth is fed up ANC's days are numbered...Eff/PA/ DA will be the future of SA ...🙌

[@jennychurchill2716]

@@mrmanq9517 nice to see you place DA in the mix

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

6:40 blaming bantu education not GREED? They were no where near ready to take the reins but the leaders had great desire for all the money

[@Hannodb1961]

We will _never_ have a party for all South Africans, for the simple reason that that is not how the proportional system works. Since it encourages a multiparty political landscape by not penalizing smaller partties, people will always vote for a party that represent their interest, and so the future will have to be a coalition of interest parties, rather than a single party trying to be everything to everyone. And that is _a good thing!_

[@elizabethandrsu369]

This is one of the people who understands this problem of this country.So these borders can be also a problem why South is collapsing.Close them Very intelligent man . Keep this brains as clean as they are Mbeki.Thank you.

[@kobusvanstaden3747]

Let's compare the quality of "bantu education" in 1960 with ANC "education" today...

[@RianRian-em2ng]

Were in 2024 not in 1800 so let go of traditional leaders please

[@jeremyrobinson8604]

He makes a good point about the opposition parties not making a bigger impact with the wider black population. They need to be won over somehow but it's difficult after decades of ANC socialist policies. We need an African version of Javier Milei, a radical anarcho-capitalist.

[@MINOTIK9]

Excellent analysis

[@ToniJarvie]

NO! The anc will never admit to any faults! They will lose too much face!

[@mikewannenburg5907]

He is right ..and then this place will be beyond redemption...a shit heap where nothing works and everything is destroyed...

[@GaragePie22]

ActionSA 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@asrielvanderwesthuizen1478]

What a series of eye opening facts!!!

[@christinefinniss6263]

Spot on Mr. Mbeki. This election will bring an end to nationalism in RSA.

[@charlesmarshall7448]

Thank you, Mr. Mbeki

[@skywalker7778]

1994 South Africa cresting as a First World country 2024 South Africa a Failed State Banana Republic

[@allanbudge1171]

What a lot of BS if you don’t have the where with all just say so and stop blaming van riebeck and verwoerd

[@shubielechesa8836]

Huh?? Are you ok? Is the truth too much to fathom for you? Yes it's true BBBEE is a result of Afrikaners not wanting to transform the economy. They only chose the corrupt leaders and gave them shares, just so that those corrupt leaders can be gatekeepers of Afrikaner dominance within the economy. That's a fact. Bring evidence that states otherwise.

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

agreed

[@colleenwadley8543]

Education makes a heck of a difference. Very interesting listening to a man of knowledge and intelligence.

[@gordongraham2003]

RAMAPHOSA ANC BRANDED THE MOST CORRUPT GOVERNMENT IN THE WORLD 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ntsokolomemani3874]

I don't agree that it was an issue of lack of skills. We have a problem of criminals and thieves (ANC)

[@davereynolds3403]

Thabo Mbeki’s brother … absolutely right on ! 👍 fact based and useful …

[@Gawieseplaas]

Spot on Moeletsi.

[@GlenroseMakgorogo]

NP started to rule South Africa in 1946,then ended 1994 = 46yrs

[@lm_b5080]

1948 buddy

[@hugoschreuder1059]

1948. However, Herzog's NP was in a coalition with the United Party in the 1920s and 30s.

[@lm_b5080]

genuine apartheid laws came into effect post 1948..however critical moments include: - 1910 unification of SA (before this tribes had greater freedom) - 1913 land act - 1936 removal of black vote rights in Cape

[@vnlpat001]

True but people forget that the National Party under JB Hertzog and Smut's South African party formed the United Party and the National Party were briefly in there in government before leaving it and forming the HNP - in 1948 it wasn't actually the NP that won the elections it was the HNP and they just got in with the assistance of the Afrikaner Party who gave them their votes to beat Smuts. After a while they simply dropped the "H" but a far right wing party formed around the late 60's early 70's to form the HNP (Herstigte Nationale Party) as they saw Vorter relaxing some of the hardline policies of Verwoerd. Then the Conservative party was the main split in 1982 with PW Botha's further reforms.......

[@hugoschreuder1059]

@@lm_b5080 and the cynical removal of the Coloured vote in 1958

[@thomasbisschoff7136]

The Rand did not react well on the budget! Hardship ahead!

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

the rand is what the banks say it is

[@marshalldamons2663]

These are just of the reasons we all you can vote must vote these crookes out

[@RayMoldenhauer]

He is the perfect candidate for Presidency

[@AndrewMcFarlane_1]

Moeletsi says the DA is not the most represntative party of the national demographics. That is true, the DA didnt say that anyways, they just said the most diverse. On the other hand, I would say the DA is the most representative of population with common sense believing in a free market system. Mbeki does make some ok points but makes many mistakes and false claims

[@shubielechesa8836]

What are the false claims? The claim that white greedy capital is responsible for BBBEE to protect their own interests by placing equally greedy black leaders as the face of transformation? How do you measure diversity? Last I checked when ANC has all races in SA represented. In my community alone, I see Indians, whites and coloureds in the ANC. So this myth that DA is the most diverse needs to stop. It's just a fantasy that the Smurfs get high on😂😂

[@maryjooste6161]

That's true because the black people dnt loose thy racist black will always walk with racist if he think the DA dnt represent the population that's not the DA I think DA is the best wether you like it or not DA is the best and DA deserve my vote if we cld going to a referendum fr the Western Cape that will be my journey

[@maryjooste6161]

I agree with the writer! We cannot force the blacks to follow DA to my knowledge the DA is the Best party

[@shubielechesa8836]

@@maryjooste6161 your journey should be going to Europe. When you get there find a piece of land which you can rename Cape Independence. No Africans will bother you on your ancestral land. Don't think Africans will allow you to further divide our lands.

[@AndrewMcFarlane_1]

@@shubielechesa8836 she may be going to Europe but you are on the way to the rubbish dump

[@RianRian-em2ng]

The ANC wants SA to bee like ZIM man

[@Wesselvanwyk]

dit is die tipe leiers wat die anc nodig het

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

😂

[@johanvanderwalt2891]

He is wrong in stating that generally, black, coloured and Indian education was deliberately neglected. Whose tax money was used to build the UWC, the Univesity of Durban Westville, the University of Limpopo, the University of Venda, Fort Hare etc, etc? I visited Soweto in 1974 and met well-educated black people who went to some of these institutions.

[@froloejoe9081]

VENEZUELAN ECONOMIST, YOU ARE JOKING, SURELY, A WORSE BASKET CASE THAN SOUTH AFRICA THE DESTRUCTIVE POWER OF 30 YEARS OF ANC POWER. YOU VE HAD 30 YEARS TO DEVELOP SKILLS????????????EXCUSES

[@expose_massive_banking_crime]

greed

[@JohnVianneyPatron]

Blames Vervoed "Bantu education" and not cadre deployment and employment equity for the lack of skill in the SOEs. Is this man for real?

[@mabhulo2263]

You are in denial! 😢

[@mariepillai6157]

They will not make it. JESUS HIMSELF HAS THE PARTY HE CHOSE READY TO TAKE OVER IN SA . Nothing is to dufficult for him. Hallelujah

[@RianRian-em2ng]

It's you're ANC that made you're poorer the middle class so bee e eeee

[@janekirk-coughlan4123]

This man is just so pragmatic. Why we cannot listen and celebrate people like him and take heed of their views is just beyond me.

[@ZwelethuMankanku]

Former President Thabo Mbeki...Hope is well happy for his brilliant young brother...THIS BROTHER IS INTELLIGENT ONLY TALKING THE FACTS...IMAGINE IF HE WAS OUR SOUTH AFRIKAN PRESIDENT...VERY INTELLIGENT MAN

[@joeferreira657]

Exelinr Excellent top class interview with totally realist super guest.

[@AustinWilliam-2011]

spot on analogy. well done 👏👏

[@vh2q]

These state monopolies could not be privatized as they would then be private monopolies, with the possible exception of Iscor. The railways, the airline, and ESCOM do not face meaningful competition and would, as private enterprises, engage in monopolistic practices. (Although this might not be so bad compared to the alternative of total collapse). The mistake was replacing the skilled staff with unskilled political appointees and strong-arming the entities to replace white employees with black employees, ie the whole BEE scheme. Anytime a government strong-arms the free markets, the economy is stunted and distorted with negative consequences for consumers and savers.

[@RianRian-em2ng]

I see that at my work everyday🐒

[@cjtannerza]

Hindsight is a wonderful thing