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The rioting that began recently has to be a turning point. Never before in our post-1994 history has there been such large-scale lawlessness across SA.
This article by Abir Ballan of PANDA looks at the paramount importance of asking questions and how doing so sits at the heart of science.
Hungry people do not become violent looters on behalf of better-known looters who are in jail – it is the organisers that need to be brought to book.
President Ramaphosa’s ideals of building up, of real job creation, will come to nought unless South Africa becomes investment-friendly.
Yes, change fatigue is real, and it’s not just a symptom of the pandemic. How can we deal with this modern malaise?
Safari founder Francois Marais discusses the developments of looting and rioting in KZN and Gauteng, detailing the damage done to the group’s properties.
Steven Nathan discusses the current crisis in South Africa, which he describes as a really low point in the country’s history.
Piet Le Roux says local communities and businesses have helped to contain the situation in KZN. They will also be the key to SA’s future.
“It is the hard reality of a government that remains averse to reform and is weakening, losing its ability to govern the country let alone enforce order.”
ActionSA founder Herman Mashaba, who has long been outspoken about his intention to unseat the ANC in 2024, released a statement addressing the current crisis in SA.