In an interview on ENCA, the last whites only elected President of South Africa, Mr FW De Klerk had the following to say about the possible election of Cyril Ramaphosa as the 5th Black President of South Africa, "everything is not dark in South Africa, there is light at the [...]
As the month of June rages with its cold fronts, demanding of humanity in our country to rush for warmer clothes, creating opportunities to congregate around fires in search of heat, and confirming that it is a season of intimacy and intimate conversations, the question is what is the conversation [...]
Very rarely do we hear of the passing of a person that all are asking if it is true or not. The meaning of untimely is in this instance not one of those associated with compliance nomenclature to announce death or conclude an obituary piece. Untimely has in this instance [...]
When in 1906, in his senior year at the Columbia University, a young Pixley ka Seme was awarded the Curtis Medal, Columbia's highest oratorical honor, he laid a foundation to what was to be known as Pan=africanism. His speech emphasized the fact that Africa was not someone’s political dormitory but [...]
President Ramaphosa will undoubtedly go into history of South Africa as a leader that stood firm against the scourge of corruption. Elected with a mandate to rebuild and unite the ANC after its punishingly divisive 54 National Elective Conference, he chose to rebuild and unite the ANC upon what has [...]
Cornwall College, a monument of privilege, on a hill welcoming international guests into Pretoria, and ironically just next to the ANC's NEC prime meeting spot, has volunteered itself into a June the 16th subject. 'Flirting' with the 'demon of racism', Cornwall has blown open the myth that living standard measured [...]
A stable order is a rare thing in the world. The idea of freedom in South Africa remains the most illusive of Democratic experiments that emerged from a negotiated settlement. In negotiating the enfranchisement of BantuBlacks from 1990 to 1996, when a Democratic Constitution was adopted, the Liberation Complex led [...]
My Garden has WHITE ROSES. They teach me life lessons. It would seem WHITE ROSES can only cross pollinate with their own. When they do with other NON-WHITE ROSES, it is generally in controlled conditions or in a laboratory. In fact, and it would seem, WHEN BEEs try that, BEEs [...]
The resilience of organisations is a function of their systems. The more an organisation introduces systems that can be repetitive and scaled beyond its centre in its workings, the better a resilient entity it will be. The African National Congress was formed after deliberately excluding Natives from the post-South African [...]
In his address to the Northern Cape Elective Provincial Conference, President Ramaphosa elevated into ANC nomenclature the concept of organic unity to capture the complexity of forging unity by dealing with what is arguably the cause of disunity; the chronic unearthing of its members and leaders out of the corruption [...]
