| | | Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:00

South Africa Post-Mbeki Last weekend, South Africa's ruling ANC withdrew its support for President Thabo Mbeki, after a judge found he'd interfered in a corruption case against his annointed successor, Jacob Zuma. Mbeki was forced to resign and then half his cabinet resigned in protest. It is the worst political crisis the ANC has faced since the end of apartheid and there have been fears the party would split. Today, the South African parliament appointed the ANC´s deputy leader Kgalema Motlanthe as interim president until next April´s general election. But what is Mbeki´s legacy? Could internal...

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