Brief background
Our airports have become the centre of criminal activities which amounts between 200 million 300 million a year this is just at OR Tambo airport alone. In 2001 Paul O’Sullivan was appointed as Group Executive – Aviation Security, Employed by Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) his role was to ensure such criminal activities as [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘ANC succession scramble’
April 14, 2009
Let’s talk about the tapes that got JZ off the hook
December 13, 2008
ANC is its own worst enemy
As much as the ANC managed to pull a historic landmark, where a seating president was defeated, this is a very rare phenomenon any where in the world, because cadres tend to be very afraid of state presidents, due to obvious reasons a case in point is Zimbabwe. However instead of the ANC consolidating its [...]
October 31, 2008
When ANC wins elections, who’ll be the official opposition party?
A lot of focus has been thinking about how Shikota party (break-away party) will dent ANC’s election victory and less about who will be the official opposition party.
The way I see it, it’s either the ANC will get a significant win or will be dented by the break-away party. In the case where the ANC [...]
October 31, 2008
Former SA President, Thabo Mbeki’s letter to ANC – full document
Comrade President, I imagine that these must be specially trying times for you as president of our movement, the ANC, as they are for many of us as ordinary members of our beloved movement, which we have strived to serve loyally for many decades.
I say this to apologise that I impose an additional burden on [...]
September 22, 2008
Mbeki’s resignation speech (Full text)
I have no doubt that you are aware of the announcement made yesterday by the National Executive Committee of the ANC with regard to the position of the President of the Republic.
Accordingly, I would like to take this opportunity to inform the nation that today I handed a letter to the Speaker of the National [...]
January 8, 2008
Mbeki faces lame-duck term part 2 in pictures
Now that Zuma has been elected ANC President it is abvious that he “is our president in waiting” [Fikile Mbalula] (my favourite cause I’m a paparazzi & dependent on his loud mouth), if I were Thabo Mbeki I would call an early election therefore passing on the thrown to my (undesirable) successor.
Why: I don’t see Mbeki & Jacob [...]
December 19, 2007
Mbeki faces lame-duck term
Based on ANC election results last night, if I were Thabo Mbeki I would call an early election therefore passing on the thrown to my (undesirable) successor.
Why: I don’t see Mbeki & Jacob Zuma working together, one will have to remember that Mbeki will have choice between doing what Zuma as ANC president tells him to do [...]
December 18, 2007
A blogger in Polokwane … an experiment gone wrong
As the heading suggest, if you like blow by blow accounts of the development in ANC (African National Congress) conference in Polokwane check out this blog it’s spot on.
Well done to Ndumiso Ngcobo (have a taste by reading more below)
…Walking around the Limpopo university campus this morning, I felt like I was back in the [...]
April 17, 2009
OPEN LETTER TO FORMER PRESIDENT THABO MBEKI
Dear Cde Mbeki
The events that came to pass in our country in the last week have left me very little
option, but to address you directly on the matters at hand.
I am certain that you are painfully aware that the release of the transcripts of the
conversations between Ngcuka and McCarthy, not only sent shockwaves through the
nation, [...]
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