Times Live South Africa 2 weeks ago

Ronnie Kasrils' wife Eleanor dies

"Mr Mbeki, who spoke to Mr. Kasrils immediately upon learning of the tragic news, recalled Mrs. Kasrils' role in the struggle against apartheid and her steadfast commitment to the building of a non-racial, non-sexist and democratic South Africa post-199... Full Article at Times Live South Africa

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Related Quotes

  1. Intelligence agencies intercepted conversations of a state official (McCarthy), whose calls to his own minister and to the president were being intercepted. In other democratic countries this would be regarded as an incredible scandal
    – Ronnie Kasrils SOURCE: Independent Online 2 weeks ago
  2. The NIA were obliged to report this to me as minister. They never did. I knew nothing about it
    – Ronnie Kasrils SOURCE: Independent Online 2 weeks ago
  3. He did a very good job. He was central to the process of amalgamation of intelligence agencies from the apartheid system and the liberation movement, to the negotiations process
    – Sunny Singh SOURCE: Times Live South Africa 1 month ago
  4. I know all three and they have a strong background in the intelligence field. They were not in the good books of Mbeki and have found a home under Zuma. That's the reality. They can still fail if they come there with an agenda to purge the so-called Mbeki-ites
    – Bantu Holomisa SOURCE: Times Live South Africa 1 month ago
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