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Mbeki says apartheid-era agents to blame for ANC decline | SA News

27 May 2026 by Guest

CAPE TOWN – Former president Thabo Mbeki claims that the ANC is heavily infiltrated by the apartheid intelligence services. 

Mbeki was speaking at a town hall discussion with high school pupils and university students in Cape Town

The students took the opportunity to ask him a myriad of questions about the current state of South Africa.

The 16th Thabo Mbeki Africa Day lecture had the theme Rebuilding African Unity In an Age of Fragmentation.

During the Q&A, the former statesman gave the students some insight into some of the problems faced by the ANC post 1994.

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