South Africa | African National Congress | Oliver Tambo interview | A Plus 4| 1985

[@Wilson-dy2cl]

Eloquence, clarity and thoughtfulness...Tambo was a giant!!

[@calebnyathi_]

I'm 23 and today's my forst time hearing OR Tambo's voice... See how our education is messed up?! We know nothing about such great pioneers 💔

[@dimphomokhoantle]

also 23, LOOOVE History and currently doing my honours in History....as a History teacher, I agree with you and its such a shame that I only stumbled across this video now.

[@gx4dp22unopposed4]

Exactly Mfana wakwaNyathi!

[@calebnyathi_]

@@BeenGucciMaximus 😂 it didn't land did it? It's funny how YOU WERE ALWAYS in the library when most of us went clubbing, but you still can't read and understand a simple comment. It's even bold of you to assume that I didn't use my time wisely; perhaps if I showed you my academic achievements and told you that I've never tasted alcohol in my life you'd change your tune. Look, we'd have a conversation about the message I was trying to relay, but your approach was shitty. I guess they were right to say being woke has some level of mental illness in it.

[@shaisimonlakole8372]

Caleb, you are better off, I'm 55 years and I don't remember seeing a colored picture and let alone the voice of Mangaliso Robert Sobukwe.

[@bboyrsa7594]

compare this calibre to Eff leaders or any of the recent ANC leaders. no comparison, we are living amongst clowns

[@khulekanidube6025]

I thought I was just going to watch it for ten minutes, but ended up watching the whole conversation fascinated by this wise man and a true leader who put his life in line for the sake of justice and freedom. long live the spirit of Tambo long live!

[@thembinkosisbusisomasinga2811]

This men was intellectual and well lessons to be learned and his points are still valid today life

[@khulekanidube6025]

@Danny Archer political freedom is no use without economical freedom, people can't be fooled forever.

[@mduzondi]

Same with me, I thought I'll just look and go, but wow, what a man he was

[@hussaingool1859]

We fought the Apartheid oppression but now it has come to a situation where we are having to fight the present BLACK ON BLACK OPPRESSION. This is exactly what the late Nelson Mandela advised us to do and I can't help but think that the late Nelson Mandela knew what was.happening within the ANC at that time and thought in his wisdom, that he had to warn us of the coming OPPRESSION BY THE LIKES OF THE RET FORCES WITHIN THE ANC. MBEKI THOUGHT IT WISE TO NOW WRITE A LETTER TO THE ANC IN ORDER TO BRING THEM BACK ON TO THE PATH OF THE VISION AND PRINCIPLES OF THE ANC'S FOREFATHERS. BUT ARE THEY GOING TO HEED THIS WARNING OR NOT. THE HOVERNMENT HAS ALOT OF LAND LAYING NOT BEING FARMED BUT THEY DO NOT SEEM TO WANT TO SHARE IT WITH THE BLACK INHABITANTS. THEY RATHER CONCENTRATE ON WANTING TO TAKE FROM WHITES WHO ARE TAKING CARE OF THE COUNTRY'S FOOD SECURITY.I DO NOT THINK THAT THE EFF AND ANC ARE KNOWLEDGABLE OF WHAT THEY ARE OR WANT TO DO. WE SHOULD DEFINITELY STEER AWAY FROM POLARIZING PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY AND.ONLY THEN SHALL WE GET ONTO THE RIGHT PATH AND PROSPER THIS COUNTRY.

[@maaful]

Southern africans are more educated than other africans.

[@fredotlogetswe3047]

I am not South African, but what Oliver Tambo, Walter Sisulu, Chris Hani lived for isn't what's happening in South Africa right now.

[@JusticeSoldier-cm1bz]

I am not South African, but what is happening in South Africa now is a direct causal consequence of Apartheid (a form of White Supremacy domination). Also, South Africa has spent more time under Apartheid in living memory than without Apartheid, and people who are dealing with the effects of the problem of Apartheid now, did not create it. This means there is a learning curve involved and this means that mistakes are going to be made. So if people are going to criticize people who are dealing with the problem of having lived under Apartheid - a problem that they did not actually create - then this criticism should automatically be reality checked. Think if there never was Apartheid (White Supremacy) in South Africa. South Africa is where it is now because of Apartheid.

[@JusticeSoldier-cm1bz]

Lelie tussen die dorings - Causality is a fundamental law of The Universe, so the ORIGINAL cause of this problem is Apartheid (White Supremacy). Your point about communists, was very very interesting. It can be concluded that ideologies originated, developed, propagated by Whites for Whites are not universal and do not serve Blacks; and such ideologies will be used by Whites for collective and global domination over non-Whites, whilst the various White groups fight for supremacy amongst themselves. The above paragraph effectively describes the dynamic of what is happening geopolitically with regards to Blacks and what is described in the following video regarding Blacks following communist ideology:- Yuri Bezmenov: Psychological Warfare and Subversion (1hr) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5jRoXanqL14bsk

[@naremoloto6302]

Fred, may you explain what you mean.

[@victorphuthaza2685]

I am South African & I totally agree fully with you👍

[@JusticeSoldier-cm1bz]

morton christie - Marxist? Did you even READ my other comments that are part of this comment thread? In one comment I stated the following:- "It can be concluded that ideologies originated, developed, propagated by Whites for Whites are not universal and do not serve Blacks; and such ideologies will be used by Whites for collective and global domination over non-Whites, whilst the various White groups fight for supremacy amongst themselves." The above applies also to Marxism, and since I wrote it, I have obviously NOT been subjected to Marxist propaganda, BUT see it for what it really is because this is how it actually functions.

[@sindiso_tl]

It's 2024 who's here now, ANC has dified the struggle of this man and other revolutionary leaders

[@tlhalefangchelechele6303]

I can see the pain in his Eyes ❤️

[@lesibalanga8221]

Long live the spirit of Tambo, long live! ✊🏿His contribution to the struggle against apartheid is underrated to this day.

[@Iam_Antidote_forever]

What did he do because he use to stay in London riding rolls Royce why south African fight again apartheid

[@ivanskrywer7685]

This was the standard for the ANC. It’s a high standard indeed and i understand why the current ANC leadership struggles to come anywhere close to this.

[@pnkxaba]

Wow What an interview!, Mr Tambo is so eloquent and clear... a true leader indeed! Siyabulela tat' uTambo.

[@FortuneTransport]

Thanks for the video although it opens old wounds in our hearts but thanks one's again

[@qinisomnguni5797]

Oliver Tambo! What a gentleman! The President we never had. This is the man who strode the globe like a colossus for the liberation of our people

[@qhamabona2194]

The best president in the history of the ANC. Great man indeed.

[@Zamo-k]

Greatest indeed, the ANC would've died out if it weren't for him.

[@mzukisifaleni5992]

Leader of leaders

[@thembisomashele5094]

Jacob Zuma was ahead of his time.

[@zisilemoyi2246]

@@mzukisifaleni5992 huntshu! Mthanjiswa

[@implive17]

What did he do to make you say that?

[@audiebrown7247]

I'm honestly in Awe of this man... refined, articulate and vastly intelligent

[@anthonymokootherock1362]

Julius malema can learn a thing or two about leadership from this iconic leader. Firstly emotional intelligence is very critical for anyone harbouring ambitions or aspirations rather of public office. The self control here immaculate, he makes points politically without ranting and screams. Perfect example of thinking before speaking and understands that a conversation is a two way street. I can truly comprehend now why he is held in high regard and much revered by his peers and the international community.

[@siqalohlazo3453]

I don't think people appreciate adequately that South Africa has an Adolf Hitler on its front lawn. People cannot see it coming AT ALL!

[@thandikhosa7489]

My sentiment exactly

[@lungelodiko1717]

That we are still live in poverty line because of this useless leader

[@CalvinMohlabi]

So you like president Malema and you want him to be like Tambo

[@pinkieluthuli5125]

​@@CalvinMohlabiMalema is not a leader. Just an opportunity take your time .He is rich now jumping around confusing youth. So lucky to searched information before concluding about anything. Rest in peace I hope you are in God's hands. You fight a good fight never a sellout.

[@kennethnaidoo1846]

Wow this man is a real leader he answered every question so intelligently and with so much respect in the apartheid time True leader RIP

[@rizladareason1361]

First time hearing him speak in audio.

[@nox6885]

My dude, same here. Love how condescending this white reporter is.

[@mthandazonyathi2343]

Here in 2021

[@KingOfAfrica90]

Plz watch "Oliver Tambo have you heard from Johannesburg Documentary here on KZbin to see his role"

[@melisizwezondo6636]

He is a noble character and very patient and responds after having given deep thought of the lousy question by the interviewer.

[@halalisanibulunga7964]

Very lousy and irrelevant questions

[@Honeybee897]

Very useless and undermining rubbish question from a half baked Interviewer.

[@lightmashisane706]

I admire his emotional Intelligence.I have learnt that what ever happens in the process never forget the objectives. True leader. Salute.

[@johnjefferson657]

You mean an asshole of soros.

[@findinglela]

Yes

[@manayesh]

The most productive and underrated leader in south africa.

[@reneesirkhot7317]

Well said,o.t I am white Muslim,and I share as a south African Muslim, deeply with you,having walked with stalwarts same as you,from actonville days..Highly spoken of back then too..and yet,still so many in exile. May your soul rest in Peace old friend.

[@saneledlamini4210]

I was inspired by leaders like him,Albert Luthuli,Harry Gwala,Moses Mabhida,Solomon Mahlangu(the unsung or less appreciated)heroes who I think deserve more recognition for the sacrifices they made to be where we are today because I am forever unsettled by this "media one man show hero" that they have successfully shoved on South Africans.

[@kelebogilemasike788]

Same!!!!!!!

[@Thabo_Modisakeng]

If this man was the current President of the ANC, I would definitely be voting for the ANC.

[@carolmbakwa3244]

What an inspirational leader thank you Tata for everything we are who we are because of your struggle and the rest of the anc organization 🙏💜 may your soul rest in perfect peace ✌

[@abelmasango1528]

It must be said that these leaders of the ANC set the bar very high in such way that the current leaders have given up to reach it and resorted to remain mediocre just for survival....

[@clivemtshisa2382]

OR Tambo remains one remarkable leader. One thing we can always associate him with is the Revolution and Revolutionary leader. His resilience, relentlessness , dedication and high level commitment and visionary leadership sustained the South African revolution in a way that few other leaders in his position and situation did. It is certainly the measure of the man, deeply religious, deep sense of love for his people and their freedom, resolute, unassuming and with remarkable humility yet drive and firmness and principled! He was certainly a special leader, a nation builder and the builder of the foundation for a free and democratic South Africa. Clive Mtshisa

[@lilahadj7222]

Clive Mtshisa

[@SaleemKhan-ny7wf]

What a luminary an icon of the struggle for freedom will never be forgotten

[@sboneloxaba566]

I always knew Tambo was the brains behind the ANC... he was very careful with his words and a smart man. Love how he explained why MK was formed. Most whites love to criticise... i would really like if they printed the R100 note with his face... Mandela wasn't alone!!

[@bernmphanza215]

He was a man full of wisdom.

[@moyomoyo2334]

Excellent write up! Well done.

[@CJ_102]

Fair comment but please be aware that "whites" is a MUCH bigger group than whatever you have experienced of "whites" in your own personal life. There are "whites" in the world, particularly in Russia and Eastern Europe and Asia - who have no idea that other whites live in Africa. They will live their whole life not knowing this. Just as you will live your whole life knowing nothing about local Korean or Lithuianian politics for example.

[@leratodyani1586]

Mandela was not alone indeed

[@rainbowtrust6347]

@@leratodyani1586 wise people don't work alone even if they are the brains behind. Brains need other brains to make it work and others to move locomotive. Those too are very important speeding up.

[@migokhumz4056]

One of the greatest leaders with a clear vision. We need such leadership

[@patricklinda3930]

A man with brains,cool, calm and collected, a real leader.He lived on through Thabo Mbeki and his spirit lives on. It is a wish that today's students and intellectuals tap from this man's unparalleled wisdom. A real Moses of his time.

[@lornalong6468]

How did the ANC go from leaders like Oliver Tambo, Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu to the immoral thieves in office today?

[@sellomsibi3882]

Really leader

[@o.ujonathan8414]

Mbeki must have looked up to him, same mentality and behavior 🤞

[@antolebelo2054]

Thank You for the sacrifice you made for your own people.I see tearful eyes.You fought a good fight. You fought for freedom and for peace for all S ,Ans."What an Icon".....may his soul rest in peace,in paradise.

[@northsouth116]

These were very intelligent people, passionate and on point..... Viva OR Tambo

[@siphiwekshozi2900]

This is the real revolutionary leader not the sellout that we have now long live spirit of OR live

[@mariedechalain7694]

Todays running of SA by the ANC is a circus compared to their Forefathers vision

[@Morgan-Tman]

Him holding emotions in his eyes. i connect

[@Kaswiswi]

Respect. In vast quantities. Incomprehensible that SA had Botha as president in 1985, when such sentient leadership was available!

[@ndumisomahlangu374]

Danko from SA😌🇿🇦, the new wave guerrillas are growing comrade. The struggle continues, our people will be free one day ...

[@moahlolimoshoeshoemoshoesh5692]

I like this interview bcs to us u will always be a hero my President,u never been afraid of apartheid regime.Salute and (R. I. P) I which all 90 and 2000 lessing to this interview than complaining everytime done coming with solutions,people like to be hero from nothing down with people imposing themselves in a wrong doing things by banning schools and damaging Universities

[@4JumbeLaShingwaya]

Thank You Tata Oliver Tambo as you and I met at a USA University College Campus when you came to rause finds with Dr Alois Moloi a pioneer of Azania the real name to be changed fir South Africa as Dr Mploi told us you taught us and them that SouthAfrika will become The United Republic of Azania not South Africa That remains to be changed to day.When we met you stared at me since my face resembled Madiba Mandela your comrade who at that time was in prison in Roben Island..ay God rest your soul.in paradise peace.

[@lorenztjonga5285]

I love the end interview. He feared not even if he knew that the regime could possibly eliminate him by assassination. What a Leader. Long live OR Tambo.

[@thecontenttower]

The level of Psychology and analyses is amazing ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@pt2510]

The resolute of OR is admirable! OR kept the ANC intact during the difficult period of our liberation struggle! Qhawe!!!

[@BenardLucumay]

I am not from Sourh Africa but I have read and heard a lot about mr OR and others from the ANC & PAC in those days and they were so inspirational! I must admit it is my first time ever to have head his voice! He had a great composure when answering the questions asked intelligently! The current African leaders should learn about true leadership from giants like Oliver Tambo! At least there is an International airport in South Africa named after him although , I don't remember whether this was done in his lifetime or posthumously!

[@xolaniqulu2496]

"I don't know whether my resolve has anything to do with my background" ---priceless response coz Oliver saw the question as a digression

[@nokwandasthokomkhize5218]

We are living in apartheid 2.0. Economically nothing has changed

[@KingOfAfrica90]

True

[@louvendran7273]

@@KingOfAfrica90 The new leadership has more in common with the Apartheid regime than our founding fathers. They have created an oligarchy with white corporate South Africa. It's really sad, what's even worse is that we are a one party state.

[@louvendran7273]

@Danny Archer All of us for tolerating tyranny.

[@diratsahae8517]

Very intelligent man... Long live OR Tambo

[@andrewmboweni8285]

the greatest leaders ever oliver reginald tambo the greatest

[@adolphmatjukotja3093]

The likes of Andrew Mlangeni ma man, I spend hours watching and learning about these guys, Sisulu, Mbeki,Kathrada, Mandela, Goldberg ....ma man!!!

[@bluemoonspring8125]

Imagine this great man were our President now!!!! We would,ve been Great as a country.

[@sboneloxaba566]

We demand that R100 note to print Or Tambo's face... Mandela wasn't alone ✊🏾✊🏾

[@rainbowtrust6347]

Oh please people, tomorrow there'll an interview with another great individual, will you say " oh it's a mistake to put Oliver Tambo on money, let's remove him because he's no good let's put another individual? Tambo was ANC activist and a president but was in exile in Britain at the time. Mandela was fighting in SA and living place to place and was the founder and president of umkhonto wesizwe until he was found and arrested as you know about the for 27 years in prison. Moving forward as a ANC president in waiting, he came out take his place and work towards taking the power from previous government and bringing democracy in the country in the process. That's the history you should know. Both these men and other great leaders that are gone now, they passed the baton and couldn't live to watch and babysit the rest of other leaders that followed them, to work processing the rest of freedom to all and all that comes with it. O Tambo came back to SA after Mandela was released and didn't live to see Mandela leading the country. If you think that Tambo, Mandela and Sisulu were working against each other, then you are wrong. They were one and have ONE thing in common, and Mandela's print on money was perfect as he was a first black president of SA and as president of SA they print him only on money as long as the country is under black power and the country is SA, Mzantsi. My dear friend you'll have to put your hatred against our Tata Rholihlahla Madiba Nelson Mandela aside, and wait for for the remaining years to come so that his face be removed by another wise president of the far away future that you won't live to see. Cheer up now and stop comparing our great leaders. Try prayer and think when will God bless you with real wise leaders again, if there will ever be. DUBE, ENOCH SONTONGA, CHIEF LUTHULI, MAKANA, HINTSA, S BAARTMAN Long-lived SPIRIT > of O TAMBO, N MANDELA, W SISULU, ROBERT SOBUKHWE, STEVE BIKO, CHRIS HANI, CATHRADA, WINNIE MADIKIZELA MANDELA, MAXEKE, ALBERTINA Sisulu, LILLIAN NGOYI and all other heroes and sheroes (heroines) like my father whom I won't reveal his name. 🙏May all the men /women, brothers and sisters, uncle and aunts of the struggle enjoy their peaceful, restful genuine life in the most glorious place they humbly work for close to their😇 MAKER AND ALMIGHTY in heaven. RIP SOLDIERS. We love and appreciate you ❤️❤️❤️🇿🇦

[@ApostleCrypto]

Mandela wasn’t true

[@joedube832]

I agree 💯

[@PhumzaQwemesha]

If all the liberators of this country could rise up from their graves and see what is happening now they should be ashamed leaders of the Anc are enriches themselves through corruption forgetting about the voters no leadership people are killed unemployment skyrocketing poverty rapes nothing is done to eradicate the situation

[@phumlilemfukuli8708]

He sounded so British. A man of great wisdom

[@nimrodshilaluke9848]

May his soul rest in perfect peace... black excellence

[@waynevanrensburg8037]

Should name more than just the airport after this Man.

[@tauraichiwanza4708]

What an eloquent man!

[@muhamadjumba486]

The interviewer does not have emotions, you can literally feel Tambo's pain, but her face remained dry as a stone.

[@ayandamanxeba8561]

Really great interview. The lady has quite good questions. If one would carefully observe whats happening in our country currently, you will definitely see that what Oliver Tambo said, has and is coming to pass (the outbreak of violence). The last question relating to his Christian walk is one that has continued to be difficult to address even in our times. There has been a growing assumption that one cannot commit to politics when they are christians or religious. I believe that to be deception. I think this discussion is one that should further be addressed with a thorough study on the christian Scriptures on the dilemma.

[@ErkkieHaipinge]

The journalist is British, a Christian country that went to war with Hitler. Does she ask those questions of her countrymen? Such pacifiers expecting the downtrodden to turn the other cheek while they practice the opposite themselves. Yuk

[@moahlolimoshoeshoemoshoesh5692]

What i knew about u my President u have been great leader that was transparent and understanding.U have showing u leadership in difficult times and not fairing anything.U never fear death u were in front and ready to die for u country salute and R.I.P President OR TAMBO

[@blaquerose116]

Tambo is not celebrated enough. Our history must be told so that we don't forget. So that we appreciate this democracy as we continue the fight for total emancipation

[@lesegomaiketswane6112]

If you want to be inspired and motivated political . Listen to the great leaders of our time.O R .

[@conradbascombe]

I agree Oliver Tambo was yhe unoffical President of South Africa

[@benedictorncube5875]

Blaque Rose I agree with u

[@gambu4810]

Wow and this interview happened during the Apartheid era 1985. HE speaks like someone who is already certain of a free and prosperous country.

[@donmack6518]

PROPHET TATA TAMBO....!!!!!

[@owlbeno297]

Update: The Free and Prosperous part never happened

[@samkelosikondo6211]

It's like in he live in a country where there was no oppression... let alone his soundness

[@andiswakula5043]

This brings me to tears 😪

[@M0ngz]

You’re the most beautiful woman ever

[@sefutho]

No strings attached.

[@KingOfAfrica90]

Same here Oliver Tambo played a big role in the UK and US sanction of Apartheid

[@mahlomolasaka1579]

I feel you

[@jeffmaja7000]

From the Conversation I am listening,this was a great Man for the Country.Should Apartheid be scrapped in time,this Country should have been developed much better than now.

[@hermantsoenyane1969]

He was an intellectual and he, also, was pragmatic. Don't forget he passed his BSc degree with first class to become a teacher. He left teaching after Bantu Education was introduced, to study Law, and the rest became history. Nelson Mandela took him in high regard both as a friend and a leader. And an intelligent leader in that.

[@athiathi9296]

Wow our ancestors were more than brilliant.plz south africa let us find a place in our hearts to love our african brothers.atleast they play a big role during those bad times.

[@zeestephen5866]

A really great leader he was! Thank you OR for being prepared to give your life for us to get our freedom. For giving up everything for us to be. It’s a debt we can never repay.

[@Zamo-k]

well he did give his life. His immense workload took a toll on his health, two strokes and ultimately a heart attack which took him away just a year before he could realise his vision.

[@sisandampiti5361]

The journalist doesn't seem interested on what he wants to say rather she is leading him in answer questions to her research.

[@skhumbuzocele1330]

Exactly

[@lgizzy6335]

Yesss go forth carry on with the objective, now that is how a compassionate samurai is, no excuses. I'm from Bizana this is my leader

[@siviwecingo5442]

I'm from Bizana too and he is my hero and leader

[@sipheneti7079]

The tears in his eyes 💔

[@omapek782]

Long Live the spirit of Cde Oliver Reginald Tambo.

[@smabunda9282]

Quite a remarkable visionary, a realist through and through and incorruptible.

[@barrynoble4704]

Inspirational , leader, so sorry he left us so early would be also a great President of RSA.

[@jkauto7836]

Long live our heroes O R Tambo,Steve Biko,Walter Sisulu,Samora Mitche, Thomas Sankara,Patrice Lumumba their spirit lives on.

[@simphiwepercival2068]

Tambo was a good leader indeed. He did not hide what will happen if apartheid was not abolished

[@MancobaMasina-Mancele-l3p]

Thanks to Mr Tambos interview and ✊Viva to those who admire and respect Msholozi, you can now see what is the so much downgraded former president stood for then and still stands for now.

[@TrevorL96]

Experience has no substitute. RIP OR Tambo

[@mangalpersadhariram2735]

Baba Oliver Tambo is our founding Father for our Beloved Country, South Africa. RIP Baba and we Honour You and Love You. Lallo M Hariram,Durban

[@thandekaletlalo8192]

You will always be remembered.

[@MartinGasa-jb8yg]

We've been through a lot and still are wise Africans to learn from our oppressors. That alone makes us the smartest ones to maneuver our way to better life

[@gezanimorris7516]

A real leader, your soul may continue rest in perfect peace we will always remember you

[@kinanamorisho3263]

I like the word "when is a fight never mind what force you use as long you are determined to win"...

[@loyisomdingwa8696]

Great intellect indeed.Siyabonga Tata OR Tambo

[@blvkbullentertainmentblvkb8921]

Tears in his eyes never dropped real definition of indoda ayikhali ✊ black people love peace not poverty ✌

[@sefutho]

One of the true leaders of Africa, not what we are seeing now.

[@judymsomi2480]

WHAT A LEADER WHAT A LEADER: THANK YOU JESUS.

[@judymsomi2480]

In tears.

[@JulieLevinge]

An Incredible man!✊❤️

[@nicmakutu9410]

Long live the revolutionary spirit of Tambo long live

[@mbogaba667]

I'm at awe.

[@abongilezwe6763]

The true leader of the ANC

[@deonrichards4496]

My people! 🇿🇦 My ANC! My Hero! My Comrade! I have my freedom today because of Oliver Tambo! ✊

[@whenwe9168]

Shame. What a freedom it is hey

[@deonrichards4496]

morton christie I will always choose Democracy over Apartheid!

[@deonrichards4496]

morton christie Maybe your purpose is to offend or insult others instead of civil dialogue. Please read the Freedom Charter of the ANC and reflect on the passion to unite our nation but not to be selective of the shortcomings of a democracy, but the economic progress, even though at times it seems limited.

[@deonrichards4496]

morton christie The Freedom Charter stipulates that democracy is for ALL in South Africa. It is amalgamated with the universal human rights charter. Affirmative Action is an opportunity to give those who were less fortunate in the past, a chance to succeed across all economic spectrums. Picture a school in the township and a school in the suburbs in the 1980’s. That is vivid as it gets on just one level. You know in heart that Apartheid was wrong and we need to have corrective justice to change that mindset in order to move forward. Judge our young democracy in 20 years and you will see the purpose of AA.

[@deonrichards4496]

morton christie In 1994 we all achieved political freedom but economic freedom will take another generation to achieve. During Apartheid the father had to only take care of 1 of his 4 children. Then Democracy prevailed and that same father was required by the constitution to provide equally for all of his 4 children with that same R1000. I know you are intelligent enough to process the analogy.

[@marthamwenda8424]

The way he talk indicates the wise man

[@HudsonSambo-nq6vd]

What a great leader he was,yet very little is known of the sacrifices he has made to fight for the freedom we are enjoying today.

[@andrinahmthethwa1505]

This lady didn't do her research before doing this interview😒😒

[@gezanimorris7516]

I wish many of the ANC leaders can watch the real leader

[@VusiSimonMokoena]

Guys i say this again we need this kind of leaders humble and respective not like Malema, Malema he act like he is not African no respect we don't say he must not tell the truth he can but in a good and respectful manner

[@nsm487]

oh man how south africa needs a leader like this right now...

[@scottishboer3126]

Oliver Reginald Tambo💪

[@leroyzwane2097]

The most selfless leader you can ever know about.

[@altgene8372]

This Women Obviously Was Given Questions To Ask By Her Shady Superiors (Allegedly)

[@uhurukamuaruuma7973]

I love this man really

[@chalwemwansa1013]

OR Tambo is seriously engaging the myopic interviewer on what needed to be done to get the apartheid regime to back down and be crippled. She takes him to where he was born...like really!

[@xoliswamartin6393]

Powerful leader indeed no wonder our former President Thabo Mbeki is such an intellectual he was groomed by this giant full of brains so briiiant ndiyakuhlala ndilihlonipha elimpondo....Wow inene if it was Zuma lo ukule interview ngekuthethwa ukuba sise kwingcinezelo nakulonyaka zEnkosi Thixo ngokusidalela inkokheli efana no Moses eyadikhululayo noxa izwe elibaleka amasi nobusi yena khange alixhamle inkululeko, he fought for our liberation but he never enjoyed its fruits..... May his dear soul rest in Peace

[@thabomoraladi2475]

Authentic teacher who unify south africa

[@bonganidube1064]

Observe the gentleness critical thinking visionary calm commanding respect

[@manezaf8]

This is very emotionally for me

[@chukesobialo5706]

He was very different from Mandela..You don't realise it here, but he was different from Mandela. Had he lived, and become President, he would not have been as lenient as Mandela.. He wouldn't have tolerated the rubbish that Mandela allowed.. He would have been much harder..

[@Mrs_DuCk_fr]

The strategist, resilient leader. Where would we be