Eight days in September the Removal of Thabo Mbeki by Frank Chikane

Eight days in September the Removal of Thabo Mbeki by Frank Chikane

Frank Chikane’s Eight days in September is the memoirs Thabo Mbeki and the events of September 2008 and in the decade preceding those events which lead to his downfall. Chikane’s arguments that have come to epitomise both the book and the African National Congress (ANC) response to was that there was the ‘potential for destabilising the country’, and the ‘danger of what the ANC has become’ – and especially where the origins of organisational decay are situated. Had it not been for the Mbeki sacrifice of actually stepping down when the ANC demanded, the country would have been destabilised earlier.

Picador Africa Press, 2012 First edition, 272p.

Condition: softcover, age yellowing, fraying of cover, good firm condition.

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