Truth out: Dr. Makaziwe Mandela left Ramaphosa in tears as she called him the worst mistake of SA

In the aftermath of Nelson Mandela’s passing, his daughter Dr. Makaziwe Mandela has spoken out strongly against the idea that her father, whom she calls “Tata,” chose Cyril Ramaphosa to succeed him. According to Dr. Mandela, the biggest mistake that Tata and his colleagues made was not having a strong system in place to teach leaders. According to her, “The greatest mistake Tata and his colleagues made was not to put in place an effective training mechanism for the next leadership.” The widely held belief that Mandela chose Ramaphosa as his successor is cast into doubt by this declaration.

The claim that Cyril Ramaphosa was selected as Mandela’s successor has been put forward by Mavuso Msimang and Richard Calland; nevertheless, Dr. Mandela finds them wanting. She laughs off the idea that Tata had anything to do with Ramaphosa’s inauguration, expressing her disbelief at the assertions.

Given these controversial assertions, there has been a request to recall a book that promotes Ramaphosa as the chosen successor of Nelson Mandela. Dr. Mandela’s viewpoint casts doubt on canonical accounts of events and calls for a fresh look at the ANC’s succession dynamics, clarifying the nuances of post-apartheid South African politics.

[TRUTH OUT] Nelson Mandela’s Daughter, Dr. Makaziwe Mandela: Tata Never Chose Cyril Ramaphosa, As Favoured Successor

“The greatest mistake Tata and his colleagues made was not to put in place an effective training mechanism for the next leadership. And so, today, we hear… pic.twitter.com/8yQsZRAJ9t

— Mr. Tshweu (@TshweuMoleme) December 15, 2023

Zulu Lethabo feedback-opera-news-app@opera.com