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6 12, 2021

A CHALLENGED LEADER OF SOCIETY. SEARCHING FOR A RUDDER

By |2021-12-06T18:27:00+02:0012/06/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

  Few policy issues have attracted more attention in an ANC Presidential term than the challenge of protecting the post-1994 gains, as in a Ramaphosa term. The African National Congress has, and through struggle and sacrifice, sponsored the idea of freedom for the majority of South Africans, most of whom are Black, [...]

4 12, 2021

The ‘leader of society’ divided against itself. Search for sovereignty of unity.

By |2021-12-04T20:07:00+02:0012/04/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    The governing African National Congress refers to the 1994 political settlement as a 'democratic breakthrough' rather than a year of liberation. In government as a governing party they celebrate 27 April as Freedom Day. Such is the depth of uncertainty on the meaning of South Africa's political settlement to [...]

1 12, 2021

REBUILDING THE ANC, DECODING THE NOVEMBER 1 ELECTIONS MESSAGE TO THE LIBERATION MOVEMENT COMPLEX

By |2021-12-01T22:50:00+02:0012/01/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    It is no longer difficult to understand why society seems to have started dreaming of a future without the ANC as a governing party. As unemployment figures grow, crime and criminality are rewarded, public infrastructure is collapsing, disposable income is raided by fuel increases and their attendant inflationary [...]

28 11, 2021

ISSUES ABOUT THE MAJORITY OF MINORITIES: THINC REFLECTIONS (always press refresh to see all paragraphs)

By |2021-11-28T10:59:00+02:0011/28/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

   The South African liberation movement complex, historically led by the African National Congress (ANC), and the opposition complex which is clearly bankrolled by the economic establishment of South Africa anchored by an extractive capitalist class committed to protecting current privileges bequeathed to them by a history of dispossession, are [...]

26 11, 2021

DEMOCRACY IS NOT ONLY ABOUT THE MAJORITY OF ONE (PARTY), BUT ALSO ABOUT A MAJORITY OF MINORITIES THAT ADD UP TO VOTER MAJORITY

By |2021-11-26T16:19:00+02:0011/26/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    For decades now, the world and humanity have known democracy not only in the Lincolnian parlance of ‘government of the people by the people for the people' but also as a construct whose optimal operation occurs when the government is constituted by those that garnered the most votes in [...]

26 11, 2021

To stem the tide and be in Charge, Ramaphosa should rise up to the IGR challenge.

By |2021-11-26T06:12:00+02:0011/26/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

    The 2021 Municipal Elections have evoked all sorts of emotions, commentaries, analyses, and theories about the future of the ANC as a governing party. Ramaphosa in the process come out as one of the coolest of ANC Politicians. He wrapped his electioneering season by accepting a free and fair [...]

25 11, 2021

“Africa must be a thought leader on matters environment and energy. Dr Confidence Moloko writes

By |2021-11-25T20:40:00+02:0011/25/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

   "Petropolitics is not the game of the faint hearted."The political economy of energy and OPEC is guarded jealously. It is fraught with dynamics that make it the subject of the rich and privileged.We have recently witnessed how, in the heat of global discussions and fight for dominance, members of [...]

22 11, 2021

What should be done: Let us see November 1, 2021, as a reset button pressing moment.

By |2021-11-22T08:57:00+02:0011/22/2021|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

   In answering this question, South Africans should make honesty about what the country is going through, the context of all contexts. To avert a further decline of South African livelihoods and the instability that has come with it, as seen in the rising crime rates, racial intolerance, vigilantism, and growing [...]

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