7 04, 2024

The renewal might well be working

By |2024-04-07T12:12:00+02:0004/07/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

Published in the Sunday Times 09 April 2024The saga around the ultimate charging of South Africa's chief lawmaker might indicate that the governing party is not only shedding its old skin and staying the same but metamorphosing into a creature we are poised to encounter beyond May 29, 2024. Notwithstanding [...]

5 04, 2024

A speech delivered by DPSA Minister Richard M Baloyi at an anti-corruption summit at the Sandton Convention Center 28 OCTOBER 2010

By |2024-04-05T12:04:00+02:0004/05/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

This is a speech delivered by DPSA Minister Richard M Baloyi at an anti-corruption summit at the Sandton Convention Center in Johannesburg. The CEO of the Thinc Foundation was then Special Advisor to the Minister. In the light of corruption rearing its head to higher levels, as it was then, we [...]

5 04, 2024

In Gauteng, the Executive Authority of the Province vests in the Premier.

By |2024-04-05T11:17:00+02:0004/05/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

Published in the Sunday Time on 07 April 2024.. "Gauteng takes provincial government to new heights.A common topic of discussion amongst South Africa's cognitive elites and analysts is the improbability of a more than 50% performance by one political party in the 2024 national and provincial elections, and some say [...]

28 03, 2024

DID THE TAKATSO SAA TRANSACTION STAND ANY CHANCE? FINAL FINAL

By |2024-03-28T13:51:00+02:0003/28/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

 Officially, the SAA transaction to establish the first post-apartheid Black-Owned aviation company with the most global, lucrative, and Mandela goodwill dividend landing rights and routes is off the table. The opportunity to demonstrate the liberation promise of black ownership of the commanding heights of the South African economy as private [...]

11 03, 2024

Thinking about thinkers during an election season.

By |2024-03-11T08:54:00+02:0003/11/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

South Africa is entering the intensive phases of its election season. The ultimate prize of politics, government, is at stake. The outcomes of elections have constantly reconfigured social and political networks. Depending on the reach, strength, and resilience of the ruling class or establishment, the matrices of power in a [...]

11 03, 2024

The schizoid ANC and the two paths it could take: The African National Congress must decide on its ethical trajectory

By |2024-03-11T08:19:00+02:0003/11/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

Published in the Sunday Times on 17 March 2024In the middle of an impressive record of decisiveness in implementing what the governing ANC called renewal through weeding out characters responsible for putting its integrity and standing into disrepute, two personalities of the ANC emerge. The pursuit of integrity as a [...]

7 03, 2024

South Africa will not embrace political empowerment parties; politics are organic.

By |2024-03-07T17:34:00+02:0003/07/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

This article was published on Business Day, 07 March 2024. It was headlined 'Those in power continually redefine the barriers to entry'Rodger Jardine's Change Starts Now (CSN) decision to withdraw from the race echoes more of what will come. South Africa's political order has settled on being driven by political [...]

3 03, 2024

The public service should be free of party-political interests: The cadre deployment debate should be rescued from politics

By |2024-03-03T18:41:00+02:0003/03/2024|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

The edited version was published in the Sunday Times on 03 March 2024 and headlined, "The public service should be free of party-political interests."The election of President Ramaphosa as the fourteenth President of the ANC and the fifth President of the republic was with a promise of a new dawn. [...]

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