South African president Thabo Mbeki, speaking on the steps leading to the new health building at Glasgow Caledonian University, which is being named in honour of his father, Govan. With Mbeki are (l-r) Lord Nickson, his wife Zanele Mbeki and the Duke of York. *The president addressed nursing students, school pupils and dignitaries.

South African president Thabo Mbeki, speaking on the steps leading to the new health building at Glasgow Caledonian University, which is being named in honour of his father, Govan. With Mbeki are (l-r) Lord Nickson, his wife Zanele Mbeki and the Duke of York. *The president addressed nursing students, school pupils and dignitaries. Stock Photo

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