Johannesburg - Former president Thabo Mbeki has taken some jabs at President Jacob Zuma’s government, accusing it of taking incoherent decisions.
He also rubbished Zuma's supporters for labelling white monopoly capital as the enemy and for demanding changes to the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation.
Mbeki was interviewed on Gauteng radio station Power FM on Thursday night and, for more than two hours, reflected on his term in office, economic challenges facing the country, and problems facing the ANC.
He criticised Zuma's management of his Cabinet, when asked what advice he would give the government to tackle the economic crisis.
Mbeki said the president, as chair of Cabinet, must understand all the issues discussed in Cabinet, to ensure cohesion and avoid contradictory government department decisions.
"Otherwise you don’t have a government, you don’t have a centre that can hold," Mbeki said.