Meet the Leader - H.E. Thabo Mbeki former President of South Africa (Part I)

In this two-part interview, H.E. Thabo Mbeki, the former President of the Republic of South Africa (in office 1999-2008), discusses the various influences on his leadership career, his presidency in post-apartheid South Africa, and some of the challenges and successes he experienced during his term of office.
"Meet the Leader" is a television interview show that delves into the lives of prominent personalities whose lives and careers have had significant public impact and who have distinguished themselves in one or more forms of service. This show provides valuable insights on their experiences, provokes thought and stimulates discussion about some of the most compelling challenges facing the world. It provides real-life stories of how leaders were able to become successful, as well as the challenges and triumphs they encountered along the way. "Meet the Leader" is brought to you by UONGOZI Institute.
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[@Shingange03]

.....don't have to compare the guy to anyone to say he's a noble man, role model!! Long live Pres. TM

[@MegaMzanzi]

I love this man.

[@noahkarago4155]

HE Thabo Mbeki was always composed as he still is !! He is a great man.

[@limiledayile7496]

T.M is such a noble statesman, who stands for what he believes is right. May he continue sharing his wisdom with our African brothers and sisters throughout the continent and, empower our youth educationally. He's one of a few ANC leaders passionate about the country and who knows the organization in and out, whose articulations on any matter, gives hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel. LONG LIVE PRESIDENT!!!

[@xoliswamartin6393]

Can't compare this man he is so unique very brave and brilliantly, He is a man of integrete, yhoo akekho onje ngaye I can't even compare him with Madiba. shame Mbeki is a noble man cool calm and collected

[@SipheleleNgejane-ku2hy]

Wow ❤

[@ntandoshezi465]

His excellency always

[@samienaamien7038]

Totally agree!

[@muzicebekhulu9110]

Long Live President TM

[@chrisandro.wagner7599]

Dear president Mbeki, my deepest respect I came to you with up most respect. Please note that I`m not racist nor biased nor stigmatizing my black Africans. First of all I`m co,loured young man ... my president I beg you, you were the best president off all time you have kept interest rate (inflation) low. We earn little for our salary ... but its was sufficient for us. Please my president don`t get me wrong my president Mbeki but lately my black people suffer from a social condition which they inherent from Eastern Cape mentally we called it ENTITLEMENT. They think they are entitled to house, car, free water and electricity. Not all (good blacks excluded). It the moment I`m getting GATVOL of the entitlement. Forgive me my president my deepest apologies. But I beg you my chief ... my leader ... my mentor ... please address this issue via video and speak to our black people of this entitlement. I thank you my leader ... my chief ... my mentor- Mr. QCA Wagner

[@vukx1]

I like what's discussed from 13:16

[@derickconqueror8604]

Thabo Mbeki if was to be compared with any leader it has to be Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe ,his father Govern Mbeki and Mother Theressa

[@riaan2540]

His excellency nogal? What warrants such salutation?

[@markshanecoetzee7184]

I think thabo was a good president . Far better than Zuma. He help south Africa a lot

[@turmoil4360]

The last statesman. Zuma can not stand up to his shadow.