Mbeki revealed that he was so impressed by president Ramaphosa's economic reconstruction and recovery plan that he 'stood up at home and gave Ramaphosa a standing ovation'.
He asserted that his views were legitimate concerns because for the Nugent Commission to take place, the project of destroying SA was succeeding, proof of which was SARS revenue declining every year.
“Those people wanted to incite racial conflict, those who were responsible, I wouldn't be surprised if they were also involved in ensuring that the deaths take place,” he explained. Despite the crisis, it was not all doom and gloom from the former president - he shared his belief that South Africa understands that the leadership of president Cyril Ramaphosa is well on its way to recovery, both economically and politically, through the governing ANC.
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