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26 03, 2023

Our Constitution: Is it time for an ecdysis or transformation?

By |2023-03-26T12:20:00+02:0003/26/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

 A country’s constitution reflects society's emotion about its past and a projection into a future the drafters knew they might not be part of its zenith benefits. This defines the leadership cohort that negotiated the South African Constitution. Their never-again emotion that went into the final text is algorithmic to [...]

19 03, 2023

Is it not time for a new season consensus in South Africa?

By |2023-03-19T08:38:00+02:0003/19/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

As South Africa approaches the 2024 national elections, political tensions are roiling and fomenting instability. Anxious thinkers and business leaders wonder if the two biggest political parties should wait to find common ground and advance South Africa towards a more stable political order. In enduring the realities of inequality, the [...]

8 03, 2023

When generational mix signals a shift of the template, we ask, what is the new?

By |2023-03-08T21:13:00+02:0003/08/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

 The election of President Ramaphosa will be remembered for having led the inclusion of a younger generation of ANC leaders at the centre of the liberation movement’s decision-making structures whilst at the same time being the one who started the domino for the downward spiral of its youth league. Visibly, [...]

3 03, 2023

Losing an election cannot translate to the end of ANCness. It is at best the truncation of strange breeds of its leadership. ANCness will endure.

By |2023-03-03T09:46:00+02:0003/03/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

 For up to ninety-five or so years, the African National Congress has dominated the hegemonic space of what ought to have been the correct arrangements with which the South African society should have long agreed to govern itself. Through its monumental documents, The African Claims, the 1949 Congress League Program [...]

12 02, 2023

The rise of the right within a mistaken left. Just reflecting.

By |2023-02-12T05:29:00+02:0002/12/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    Between 1985 and 1989, South Africa was dealing with the reality of having to enter into a political settlement between the governing National Party and the ANC as the then undisputed leader of the global anti-apartheid alliance anchored on the continuous delegitimisation of the State as the trusted custodian [...]

7 02, 2023

JUST THINKING ABOUT OUR CRISES: EVERYTHING

By |2023-02-07T05:56:00+02:0002/07/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    Vectors that will define the upcoming national elections will undoubtedly be energy security, a job-creating growing economy, and a functioning criminal justice system. The 2023 SONA will have failed to grasp the true feelings of society and emergencies in South Africa if it does not address what proposals will [...]

4 02, 2023

The ANC might not be ready for voters at the 2024 polls. A si gupeni…!

By |2023-02-04T06:01:00+02:0002/04/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

     South Africa is undergoing a stressful period of load shedding and its attendant down-the-line failings, primarily how it is disrupting electricity-dependent industry sectors. The implications of these disruptions and other public infrastructure failings are redefining how voters will henceforth understand the importance of their voting power. There is, therefore, [...]

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