As the arc of governing a constitutional democracy anchored on improving the quality of life of all citizens bends towards the reality of service delivery, the governing African National Congress is entering one of its consequential policy choice phases; to privatise or not to privatise state-owned entities. The proposal by the [...]

 This is a response to an article in the Mail and Guardian on the 27th of April, 2023, titled The invisibility of Black professionals, by Professor Hlengani Mathebula of the University of Limpopo Business School. The rendering foregrounds matters arising from the piece with a view to giving a completed [...]

On April 27, every year since 1995, South Africa stops, and the nation is supposedly celebrating its Freedom Day. The question that may not have received attention is what South Africans celebrate beyond that April 27, 1994, extended the full franchise to non-whites as they were characterised at some point. [...]

In the years leading up to the 1994 democratic breakthrough in South Africa, what the ANC stood for, as a hegemony of the liberation struggle, was unquestionable. The inhumanity of apartheid, the flagrant marginalisation of women, and the moral authority of the apartheid state to govern without the will of [...]