As South Africa approaches the 2024 national elections, political tensions are roiling and fomenting instability. Anxious thinkers and business leaders wonder if the two biggest political parties should wait to find common ground and advance South Africa towards a more stable political order. In enduring the realities of inequality, the [...]

 The election of President Ramaphosa will be remembered for having led the inclusion of a younger generation of ANC leaders at the centre of the liberation movement’s decision-making structures whilst at the same time being the one who started the domino for the downward spiral of its youth league. Visibly, [...]

 For up to ninety-five or so years, the African National Congress has dominated the hegemonic space of what ought to have been the correct arrangements with which the South African society should have long agreed to govern itself. Through its monumental documents, The African Claims, the 1949 Congress League Program [...]

 One of the most preventable decisions that have plunged the country into a disaster is the introduction of independent power producers and how the country transitions to that future. While in climate change standards, the decision might have been one of the best, in how it impacts the livelihoods of [...]