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An impressive mythology - both positive and negative - envelops Thabo Mbeki, the South African president who succeeded Nelson Mandela 1999. Key questions arise: Does he have an ideology? If so, what informs it, and how does it translate into practice? Has Mbeki, as president, managed to capture and articulate a clear vision, and a sense of collective values? Does he offer the leadership South Africa needs?
The book provides a comprehensive study of Mbeki's leadership and its implications for South Africa's future.
Other Contributors: Patrick Bond; Sakhela Buhlungu; Farouk Chothia; William Gumede; Krista Johnson; Hein Marais; Sipho Maseko; Andrew Nash; Sahra Ryklief; Vishwas Satgar; John S. Saul; Peter Vale
And on our own website - a comment by the ANC on "the Cronin interviews" and Mbeki's AIDS Policy.
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