Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki

South Africa's policy on Zimbabwe's crisis has been run entirely by President Thabo Mbeki and officials in the enlarged presidency...

His job is the third most important in the cabinet after President Thabo Mbeki and Finance Minister Trevor Manuel if one accepts that foreign policy is still largely run from the presidency...

(We hear that if South African President Thabo Mbeki was in ZANU-PF's Politbureau Sekeramayi would get his vote...

For now the Manuel-Thabo Mbeki consensus on economic strategy rules...

His discussions with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and South African President Thabo Mbeki messages on debt to British Prime Minister Tony Blair and entertaining of such personages as Congo-Kinshasa's Laurent-Désiré Kabila fill local media (slipping back into bad old habits under pressure from a presidency which believes state television is for state spokespeople)...

A decade after Nelson Mandela walked out of prison and South Africa's political revolution started his successor Thabo Mbeki is launching another revolution It aims to overthrow the apartheid economy with its racial hierarchy replacing it with a modern African capitalist state based on a skilled work force and a growing body of black entrepreneurs (AC Vol 41 Nos 2 & 3)...

The first real post-apartheid government will start work after President Thabo Mbeki opens parliament on 4 February focusing at last on economic and administrative reform rather than on redressing apartheid's wrongs (AC Vol 41 No 1)...

In courting the country's three million Afrikaners President Thabo Mbeki wants to harness their still formidable financial power to boost a flagging economy...

Billiton (Gencor) which relocated some years ago sponsored President Thabo Mbeki's high-profile high-cost book launch in 1998...

He will also get some backing from Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Obasanjo in efforts to end the chaos that means Africa's war zones now stretch from Angola on the Atlantic sea-board to the Red Sea in the east...