The in-ANC factional rivalry is, unfortunately, maturing to levels where fighting against each other is fast becoming the politics of being ANC. For as long as it existed, the liberation movement has been about addressing the national grievance of land dispossession and all that goes with it. The liberation [...]

    I met Tito Khalo as a colleague and friend in 1993 when he recruited me to come and join them as a part-time lecturer at Setlogelo Technikon, now part of a Kader Asmal Policy merged Tshwane University of Technology. I knew him as a student at the South African [...]

      The exposure of the PhalaPhala farm cash-in-furniture theft confirmed what has long been apparent; the anti-corruption and anti-state capture-based narrative New Dawn presidency was always at the risk of collapse unless it defined its own thesis of existence. The character of the governing party is never to be [...]

     Šaka la hloka manamane ga le na bokamoso; translated ‘a kraal that does not have calves has no future, is a Sepedi proverb that anchors the significance of succession planning in society, organizations, and institutions. The African National Congress, the kraal in this context, has a history of [...]