đź”’ Ramaphoria is over; now it’s Ramageddon –Â UK warning
South African political commentators have told the UK media that Ramaphoria has dissipated in a little over six months.
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Pundits debate blatant Zuptoid muscle flexing
South Africa’s ruling party said a newspaper report that former President Jacob Zuma and other top figures in the African National Congress met secretly last week to discuss a strategy to remove his successor Cyril Ramaphosa was “shameless gossip.”
Dealing with EWC uncertainty – ANC steps up a gear
The ANC pledged to tackle land reform responsibly as concerns mount over plans to change the constitution to allow for expropriation without compensation.
Recession stems from Govt policy uncertainty – Sanlam’s Kirk
Sanlam CEO Ian Kirk has forthright advice for economic policy-makers challenged with extricating South Africa from its first recession in nine years.
Maimane on recession: SA is ripe for change — here’s how DA would fix things
DA leader Mmusi Maimane has a rare opportunity to completely upset politics in South Africa. Will he take hold of this moment or will he let it slide?
‘Slaughter the whites’ and 49 other things ANC leaders said – Van Onselen
Political analyst Gareth van Onselen has been keeping quotable quotes from various parties but has focused first on the ANC. Here are the second 50.
ANC ally Cosatu opposes changing constitution to grab white land
The South African ruling party’s labour partner sees no need to change the country’s constitution to make it easier to expropriate land without compensation.
Pondering who SA’s jobless army will support at the polls
South Africa’s surprise recession provides an opening for opposition parties heading into next year’s elections against the ruling ANC. The question is whether they can capitalise on it.
đź”’ South Africa has little capacity for a stimulus package
Following the announcement that South Africa has officially entered a recession, the ANC has called for an economic stimulus package.
State Capture makes self-preservation the name of the ANC’s game – Chuck Stephens
The parallel mafioso state that Chuck Stephens talks about may have lost its head honcho and a few key lieutenants, but more than enough Zuptoids are in place to keep President Ramaphosa’s horns in political place.