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For the SACP to make significant headway with its go-it-alone resolution, it will need to clarify its relationship with the bourgeois-oriented movement, the ANC, and break loose from its Alliance with it.
Being part of a political economy notorious for its world-beating inequality and in a country where Africans are 80% of the population, guarantees that most Africans will be poor. This is Part 2 in a two-part series.
The power of poverty — rather than consumer sovereignty — determines the rational choices of “our people”.
With the SACP having (semi-) broken from the nationalist cover of the ANC, the question is ‘why’ and what are its implications?
In the feature of this issue, we focus on climate change and the just transition.
The story of Samancor Chrome is a textbook case of how “investor-friendly” policymaking has enabled corporate plunder, at the cost of long-term development.
The ANC-DA Alliance is more deeply committed to neoliberalism even than its predecessors.
All the trade agreements that guarantee food insecurity for most people enjoy parliamentary approval.
The Government of National Unity (GNU) represents the consolidation of neoliberalism under the leadership of the ANC and DA.