It is not hard to understand why ANC members dream of a future defined by a commitment to its policies rather than personalities that lead or should lead it. As the succession battles continue to grow, and as extreme incidents of factionalism become more frequent and harmful, the current efforts [...]

    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 [...]

    The South African debate on whether its Constitution is a facilitator or inhibitor in the quest to transform society is not only long overdue but is in fact timely given the minimum time period it takes to periodize a generation if 1990 to 1994 is the conception point [...]

       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. [...]