Today, 38 years ago, on November 5, 1987 (Calendar 14 September 1987), South African authorities released the famous black leader Mbeaki. On November 5, 1987, South African Justice Minister Coche announced that the South African authorities released the famous black leader Gowan-Mbeaki, who had been imprisoned for up to 23 years, and four other political prisoners. At present, the 77-year-old Mbeaki was arrested by police near Johannesburg in 1964. Beamkey was also imprisoned in prison, as well as Nelson-Mandela and Walter-West-Surou, the famous South African National Congress leader. The South African National Congress issued a statement on September 5, in Lucca, saying that the release of Mbeaki was a major solution to the long struggle of the South African people, a victory for South African and international social democratic forces. This