23 09, 2022

The Delusion of ANC Primaries: Are they still determinants of South African political power?

By |2022-09-23T05:45:00+02:0009/23/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

      The South African politics and political analysis academic media complex is faced with the intricate question of what would constitute a centre of politics. For a while, the battle to dislodge the ANC as the context of all political contexts, given its historical advantage of successfully leading the [...]

14 09, 2022

The war on order: Can it be reversed?

By |2022-09-14T06:01:00+02:0009/14/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

      Post-liberation mid-course evaluation of South Africa is here. The state has a legitimate government system. A constitutional democratic order with profound liberal order characteristics is theoretically in place and practically under construction. Systems that undergird it are a cultural necessity out of which the order's norms and standards [...]

13 09, 2022

The nature of our Freedom is based on its legality

By |2022-09-13T05:52:00+02:0009/13/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

     South Africa became a Constitutional democracy in 1910 after a non-blacks-only consensus to establish a State whose sovereignty would be defined within the context of being a colonial outpost of Britain. This began a process of consolidating political power and decision-making into a National Legislature, supported by an [...]

4 09, 2022

GOVERNING AND REBELLING THE ORDER YOU MUST PROTECT. THE POST-LIBERATION CONUNDRUM

By |2022-09-04T09:36:00+02:0009/04/2022|Categories: Thinc Perspectives|0 Comments

     The liberation struggle in South Africa has had vaguely defined ends if the core policy documents instructing the outcomes attained at its 'breakthrough' moment in 1994 are anything to go by. Incubated in one of Africa's foremost liberal democracy pursuing political parties, the ANC, the negotiations settlement outcome [...]

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