🔒 Young South Africans are rethinking Nelson Mandela's legacy
Born after apartheid, a new generation questions Mandela's compromises, seeking answers for persistent inequality and economic despair.
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Born after apartheid, a new generation questions Mandela's compromises, seeking answers for persistent inequality and economic despair.
During his keynote address at BNC#6 in Hermanus, Phil Craig asserted the viability and necessity of Cape Independence.
A woman attending a Cape Chamber of Commerce debate challenged EFF leader Julius Malema over his statements about land saying he did not have authority over the issue."Mr Malema, you have no authority to talk about land."The Khoisan is the only authoritative voice which can talk about land," she said to loud applause and some cheers.
The futurists have released their barometer of South Africa’s current status and a new set of scenarios on where the country could be by 2035 when it will mark 40 years of democracy.
In a world of commentary and critique, Steuart Pennington outlines the three distinct voices shaping South Africa's future.