Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On 14 March, former President Thabo Mbeki delivered short remarks during the 3rd TMALI Alumni leadership Forum which was themed "Building Africa's Next Generation of Thought Leaders".
He encouraged the forum to start a publication and contribute to the 'battle of ideas' and commented on the exhumation of Dr. AB Xuma, which Dr. Bongani Ngqulunga described as one of the manifestations of a retreat from Pan-Africanism in South Africa.
Dr. Bongani Ngqulunga is the Director: Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study (JIAS) at the University of Johannesburg, and he delivered the opening address during the Alumni leadership forum.
President Mbeki also spoke about what he called the formation of a 'new citizen' in South Africa and the necessity of familiarity with our own history.
On 14 March, former President Thabo Mbeki delivered short remarks during the 3rd TMALI Alumni leadership Forum which was themed "Building Africa's Next Generation of Thought Leaders".
He encouraged the forum to start a publication and contribute to the 'battle of ideas' and commented on the exhumation of Dr. AB Xuma, which Dr. Bongani Ngqulunga described as one of the manifestations of a retreat from Pan-Africanism in South Africa.
Dr. Bongani Ngqulunga is the Director: Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study (JIAS) at the University of Johannesburg, and he delivered the opening address during the Alumni leadership forum.
President Mbeki also spoke about what he called the formation of a 'new citizen' in South Africa and the necessity of familiarity with our own history.
