15 01, 2023

The Thinc Blog celebrates Professor Hlengani MATHEBULA… Khalanga!!!

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   Often, we hear those wiser than many declare that you begin to change, grow, and transform only after you've stepped outside your comfort zone. We only understand what they mean until we encounter personalities that embody this truism. In the life of an academically focused human being, the journey [...]

2 01, 2023

The Future of ANC Politics. Wondering …

By |2023-01-02T12:17:00+02:0001/02/2023|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

   The African National Congress is the oldest political formation in South African politics. Its establishment was a response to the exclusion of natives from what would arguably be the template for the political order that shaped South Africa's constitutional history and its variants of democracy. It aggregated native political [...]

1 01, 2023

The time to move on and be great again is with us. Pastor Sibongile Sithole amplified.

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This is the amplification of a presentation to the Charity and Faith Mission Church by Pastor Sibongile Sithole. On the occasion of preparing for the 2023 prophetic word by General Overseer Titus Sithole.As we enter 2023, it is essential to do so with appropriate encouragement and inspiration. The oncoming 365 [...]

21 12, 2022

What happened at NASREC 2.0 might be a serious message to ANC activists. My Take.

By |2022-12-21T19:34:00+02:0012/21/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

      In August 2022, I wrote, "The ANC tradition connotes a set of deeply rooted, historically conditioned attitudes about the nature of the movement, the role of the ANC in society and the polity, the authentic organization and operation of the human emancipation system it represents, about the way [...]

14 12, 2022

As a disciplined member of the ANC I vote yes. Neat, is it genuine?

By |2022-12-14T07:00:00+02:0012/14/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

  Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, one of the ANC's Presidential candidates at its 55th National Conference, voted against the party's marching orders. In doing so, she invoked one of the sacred statements by ANC members when acting within the most principled of its many realms. She declared that her yes vote for [...]

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