đź”’ Hartford: SA’s left surges in ‘New Dawn’ for radical ideologies amidst political shifts
As South Africa braces for a pivotal election, the political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, notably within the realm of leftist ideologies.
As South Africa braces for a pivotal election, the political landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, notably within the realm of leftist ideologies.
Dr. Anthony Turton paints a vivid analogy of an ANC coalition with the EFF and MK as predators vying for resources in a zero-sum game.
South Africa is heading into unchartered political terrain and investors are growing increasingly anxious.
As South Africa’s May 29 election looms, Julius Malema of the Economic Freedom Fighters promises investors clarity and consistency lacking in the ruling ANC.
In a Q&A session at BNC#6 in Hermanus, PA President Gayton McKenzie asserted his leadership ambitions and vision for South Africa.
“Bad blood” between President Cyril Ramaphosa, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambo as well as Jacob Zuma is likely to prevent a coalition.
A “reverse take-over” of the ruling ANC by the increasingly popular MK party and the EFF is “emerging as a possibility”.
John Steenhuisen, leader of the Democratic Alliance and the opening keynote speaker at BNC#6, delivered a very simple message to delegates and attendees.
Deciphering the labyrinth of election manifestos reveals a common wish list among South African parties, yet nuances in execution plans differ.
Following the manifesto launches by South Africa’s major political parties — ANC, DA and EFF — a stark reality emerges…