In his first speech to Parliament in 1994, ‘multi-racial’ South Africa’s First President, Nelson Mandela, dedicated few seconds to deal with fundamental symbols of abaNTU subjugation that continue to exist to date. In his speech he said “We must end racism in the workplace as part of our common offensive [...]

O death with your dearth You birth sorrows with arrow precision You collect the best amongst us You rest the wanted as you leave the rest You still steal as we still expect more You create centers of interaction out of sorrow Yes you are death and you dearth discourses [...]

The African National Congress, arguably the nexus of all political life in South Africa, is in the midst of a demand by history for one of its most consequential review since its formation. History has bestowed on its entire existence the obligation to be a leader of society in a [...]

The events that followed the incarceration of Jacob Zuma are continuing to raise more questions than answers as the governing centre tries to have a relationship with the truth or otherwise behind the causes. The emerging consensus seems to be about finding a mast upon which those events can be [...]