The Mbeki legacy by Brian Pottinger

The Mbeki legacy by Brian Pottinger

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Thabo Mbeki's tenure as president of South Africa expires in 2009. This book reviews the achievements and failures of his incumbency and offers a glimpse of the post-Mbeki era. It focuses on a simple question: has this most wealthy and powerful of sub-Saharan African countries prospered or weakened under Mbeki's stewardship?

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The Mbeki legacy by Brian Pottinger

Thabo Mbeki's tenure as president of South Africa will expire in 2009. This book reviews the achievements and failures of his incumbency and offers a glimpse of the post-Mbeki era. It is not a biographical account of Mbeki or an analysis of the ANC. Rather, it focuses on a simple question: has this most wealthy and powerful of sub-Saharan African countries prospered or weakened under Mbeki's stewardship? The book's four sections cover Mbeki's political, economic and social legacies, as well as what is likely to happen in a post-Mbeki future.
Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan is a distinguished scientist and palaeobiologist. She holds a PhD from Wits, is a Fellow of UCT, and president of the Association of South African Women in Science and Engineering. In 2005, she received the 'Distinguished Woman in Science' award from the Department of Science and Technology. She is widely published in academic journals and popular media. This is her first children's book. Luis Rey is an illustrator, painter, sculptor and author. A full-time palaeo-artist, his digital paintings of dinosaurs have appeared in many publications and his work has been featured in exhibitions in the USA and UK. Of Spanish-Mexican heritage, he lives and works in London.
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ISBN 13 9781770220287
ISBN 10 1770220283
Title The Mbeki legacy
Author Brian Pottinger
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Book
Publisher Penguin Random House South Africa
Year published 2008-10-08
Number of pages 368
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.