Since the 1994 democratic breakthrough, the ANC has been living a life of a political party contesting for state power, at almost any cost and that of a liberation movement working to transform South Africa and build a more equal society. It lived as the governing party for most of [...]

The consensus of a liberated South Africa is under stress, and a new paradigm of freedom is taking center stage. Societal interests are increasingly about the impact of public policy on the quality of life that accrues. Generational expectations have changed. New expressions of active diversities are reconfiguring the nature [...]

The two South African Nationalist movements, the African National Congress and the National Party, established a year apart in 1912 and 1913, have been the dominant players in defining the anti-colonial struggles that unfolded from the beginning of a constitutional state in 1910 until the ultimate non-racialisation of South Africa’s [...]