We become the people our world ultimately shapes. We become the education we have or have gone through. We become the experiences we have had. We are the background that shaped us. Most importantly, we are the window from whence we originate.    Those who do not know where we [...]

 Society seldom reflects on any other recession but the economic recession. Described as a significant, widespread, and prolonged downturn in (economic) activity, it is deep, pervasive, and lasting. A recession lasts for sustained periods, and recovery never translates into former peaks as new growth trajectories will always begin at the [...]

The ANC’s loss of absolute power to govern has necessitated its transition into a coalition government mode. This loss carries significant implications, representing a substantial territorial gain for the opposition complex on all fronts. Despite the 40% performance of the ANC at the polls being derived from a low voter turnout [...]

 As the government of national unity (GNU) evolves, South Africa must adapt or suffer the consequences of its choice. The adaptation process, however, is usually plodding, if it happens at all. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s call to steer the country into a service delivery-focused direction has thus far enjoyed the support [...]