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6 02, 2022

DID WE DROP THE BALL SOUTH AFRICA? JAA NEH, EISH!!

By |2022-02-06T07:29:00+02:0002/06/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

   For much of the first fifteen years of post-1994 South Africa, the leadership of how its democracy was established captivated the world’s imagination. Other countries looked on enviously as South Africa became the beacon of hope about the possibility of a successful democratic order based on universal principles of [...]

29 01, 2022

Institutional leadership might be the Restraint the ANC needs.

By |2022-01-29T08:37:00+02:0001/29/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

     For almost three decades since the unbanning of the ANC and the release of its foremost branded leader, Nelson Mandela, the ANC-as-leader-of-society has had a characterization of it being an indispensable institution of leadership with little to no competitor in determining to content of South Africa's transformation agenda. [...]

27 01, 2022

On the question of a non-ANC government possibility. Matters Arising from Tembe’s rendition.

By |2022-01-27T21:27:00+02:0001/27/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

 In his rendition that 'transition to a non-ANC government will be chaotic', Tembe raises the possibility of a national coalition government taking over the management of state affairs, come 2024. ( https://www.kunjalod.co.za/2022/01/south-africas-transition-to-non-anc.html?m=1). He paints, and instructed by recent voter behaviour, a scenario where the strategic provinces of Gauteng, Western Cape and Kwa [...]

25 01, 2022

An election year of uncertainties. Will the nation thrive without its once loved ‘tribe’, only the ‘tribe’ can answer. An analysis

By |2022-01-25T06:39:00+02:0001/25/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    The 2017 in-ANC elections outcome, to date the most marginal  post-1994 or as a governing party, changed how the ANC relates to and with its members, policies, and the society it once had a legitimate claim to being its leader. The outcome has sharpened the use of words such as [...]

18 01, 2022

Detestation of inconvenient views might be the involuntary homage of the afraid: The Lindiwe Sisulu debate rages on.

By |2022-01-18T03:46:00+02:0001/18/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

       The definition of South Africa as a country and society cannot be complete unless the prevalence of diversity as a phenomenon of human activity is accepted as one of its givens. Its diversities are mainly characterised by the physical features of individuals that make up its society. [...]

13 01, 2022

THE SUBSTANCE OF LINDIWE SISULU’s ARTICLE IS WHAT SHOULD PREOCCUPY RSA THINKERS

By |2022-01-13T05:27:00+02:0001/13/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

  In his treatise on 'The Future of Roman-Dutch Law...', and as cited by Meierhenrich, Albie Sachs submits that '"when Mandela made his famous denunciation of South African justice at his first trial after his capture, he did so with an elegance that enriched the patrimony of English usage in South [...]

11 01, 2022

EISH SUCCESSION: LINDIWE SISULU FIRES FIRST, IS IT A BLANK?

By |2022-01-11T18:24:00+02:0001/11/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

     The succession debate is with us again. 2022 is officially a in-ANC election year, primaries of the real 2024 battle for governing South Africa have begun. Compounding this season is the compressed backlog of regional and provincial conferences that could not sit because of the 'social distancing' COVID19 [...]

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