Mbeki Videos

South African political analyst, Moeletsi Mbeki, is warning of growing conflict in his country; he says too many political elites are failing the people and that there should be more immediate investment and development for the future.

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Former South African President, Thabo Mbeki, has urged people to vote for the "South Africa we fought for." Author: bbcworldnews Keywords: BBC News Mbeki urges vote for democratic SA Added: April 22, 2009

South African prosecutors drop corruption charges against ANC leader Jacob Zuma, clearing his path to power. .. Follow us on twitter at http://twitter.com/itn_on Author: itnnews Keywords: news world africa south johannesburg zuma mbeki Added: April 6, 2009

On April 22, South Africa will face the biggest test of its democracy. During the run-up of the election, Riz Khan discusses the future of South Africa. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera English Riz Khan South Africa ANC Jacob Zuma Mbeki presidential election Added: April 2, 2009

On April 22, South Africa will face the biggest test of its democracy. During the run-up of the election, Riz Khan discusses the future of South Africa. Author: AlJazeeraEnglish Keywords: Al Jazeera English Riz Khan South Africa ANC Jacob Zuma Mbeki presidential election Added: April 2, 2009

President Mbeki meets with the United Nations Secretary General to discuss the changes in his country from his residence in Sandton. Many in the country are speaking about an emerging democracy with new values toward tackling AIDS, poor health, poverty and economic inequalities. Distributed by Tubemogul.

South African president, Kgalema Motlanthe continues to show support for Zimbabwe in the spirit of former president Thabo Mbeki. Nigeria's foreign minister, Ojo Maduekwe, refuses to succumb to Nigeria's former colonial "master", Britain, to speak of using military force in Zimbabwe. Members of the African Union MUST remain strong and defy the wishes of the Anglo Saxon led nations of Britain, Australia and the United States to overthrow the government of Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. African nations must stand with Mugabe as he stood with South Africa against Apartheid. We have forgiven whites for huge offenses committed against black people and we surely can look past far smaller perceived, suggested or accused offenses committed by Robert Mugabe. Odinga, Zuma and other up and coming leaders must temper their words and understand what this is really all about. They need not know any more than it is the result of America's PUBLIC LAW 91-171 that disease is ravaging their countries, crippling economic production. Know who your friends are and do not be so quick to castigate your brother in the struggle when he, in ten life times, could never do what the external economic predators have and continue to do on the African continent. Author: westthea Keywords: westthea afrisynergy Ojo Maduekwe nigeria south africa mbeki Kgalema Motlanthe zimbabwe mugabe odinga zuma anc britain australia Added: December 18, 2008

All South Africans should thank Thabo Mbeki for questioning what American and other Western doctors were saying about AZT and other drug cocktails they were trying to sell to African nations. It has been proven that the junk was making people sicker and even killing them faster than the HIV AIDS bioweapon. Colin Powell said 8 years ago that the War of the 21st Century should be against HIV AIDS. It is the terrorism that is the greatest threat to the "black world". George Bush wants blacks to be grateful for a few billion dollars contributed by America to fight HIV AIDS. No, a nation cannot create the killer and then not acknowledge that it created the pestilence but then throw some paper dollars at the blood trail. We shall not allow Public Law 91-171 go without national and international discussion. This is mass murder which is continuing while CDC and NIH officials continue to lie as millions suffer and die. Author: westthea Keywords: westthea afrisynergy thabo mbeki bush hiv aids azt drugs public law 91-171 biological warfare Added: November 16, 2008

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http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/security/regions Gayle Smith of the Center for American Progress weighs in on the news that South African President Thabo Mbeki will resign the President's office and step aside. That's good news for the many South Africans who've lived in poverty despite the end of apartheid.

Liberal Democrat Shadow Foreign Secretary Edward Davey talks about developments in Zimbabwe and the move towards a future beyond Mugabe. Website: http://www.libdems.org.uk