Thabo Mbeki & The Battle For The Soul Of The Anc by William Gumede - 2005-06-30

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Zebra Press, 2005. Softcover. Like New. 6x1x9. In the space of a single decade, the African National Congress has changed from a party for the poor and oppressed to the political home of the powerful and opulent. Yesterday’s freedom fighters are today’s corporate raiders. Boardrooms are the battleground now. Within the ANC different groups have contrasting backgrounds and political cultures: the exiles, back in Africa after many years in Europe, the USA and UK; the "islanders", a close knit group of former Robben Island prisoners; and the "inxiles", the local political activists who fought apartheid from within South Africa. But transformation comes at a price, and for the urbane Thabo Mbeki, this means nothing less than total loyalty and uncritical support. As both his political adversaries and erstwhile allies have discovered to their cost, the man who followed in Nelson Mandela’s footsteps brooks no opposition, tolerates no… Read More

(Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005) 1770070923. 230 x 150 mm; laminated pictorial wrappers; pp. xv + (i) + 352, incl. index. Fine condition. 'Most journalists tend to reduce Thabo Mbeki, one of the world's most fascinating and complex political figures, to a few crude brushstrokes. William Gumede's achievement is to have fashioned a subtle and comprehensive portrait of the South African president and ANC leader that captures him in all his contradictions." - John Reed, Southern Africa Correspondent, Financial Times .

Zebra. GS64 2005, paperback, goed exemplaar