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Mbeki’s suggestions for reform require a more informed electorate
November 11, 2025
|Cape Argus
FORMER president Thabo Mbeki’s claim that South Africa’s method of electing its president is “wrong” is not without merit.
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Presidential candidates are rarely evaluated on their competence or fitness to govern, and Mbeki’s call for citizens, not political parties, to take responsibility for national challenges is both timely and necessary.
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