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While honouring the legacy of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada on Sunday, former minister Barbara Hogan took aim at the government, saying it was dominated by greed and people who believed "it was their time to eat".
Hogan spoke on Sunday at the launch of the Ahmed Kathrada exhibition at Constitutional Hill in Johannesburg.
Kathrada would have turned 93 on Sunday. He was critical of the ANC during the last few years of his life.
While he believed the ANC was the best choice for South Africans, Kathrada had called for former president Jacob Zuma to resign.
The critical legacy of Kathrada was continued by the key note speakers on Sunday.
Hogan, Kathrada's wife, told the audience the ANC government was supported by everyone when it took power in 1994.
But, she said, the party was no longer a liberation movement - and had become dominated by members who believed they were entitled to enrichment.
Govt's 'my time to eat' attitude is arrogant: Barbara Hogan calls out ANC, honours Kathrada | News24
The exhibition at Constitutional Hill documents Ahmed Kathrada's life and legacy.
