Not only is it a myth Madiba brought about unity in the 1990s, but he linked restoration to nation-building, says Joel Netshitenzhe
The issue of state capture relates to what the ANC characterises as “sins of incumbency”. How do liberation movements lose their sense of idealism?
South African complexities make any homogenous conclusion extremely challenging, writes Joel Netshitenzhe.
Africa can and should show the world a civilisation that is thoroughly spiritual and humanistic, says Joel Netshitenzhe
But getting the social cohesion necessary to pursue a viable socio-economic vision will not be easy, says Joel Netshitenzhe.
The Grant Thornton survey released last week, reflecting global disquiet on executives’ packages at large public corporations, brings out in bold relief the debate ...
There is a real issue at stake here – too many youths unemployed – and we must agree on a meaningful solution, the sooner the better
Narrow focus on statistical analysis means nothing to the unemployed, writes Joel Netshitenzhe.
Joel Netshitenzhe examines at the ANC Youth League as they emerge from their 24th congress.
