Tag: philosophy

• KZN’s New Political Grammar: Identity, Institutions and the DA’s Search for Relevance

  Jun 11

  KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) exhibits a dynamic political landscape marked by shifting party dominance, reflecting a strong sense of identity and dignity among its voters. The DA seeks to establish itself in… more ›

• Our Politics Is Stuck in Yesterday. Our Crisis Is Happening Today.

  Jun 5

  South Africa faces a dire socio-economic crisis marked by mass unemployment, collapsing institutions, and deepening inequality. Despite the urgent need for solutions, political ideologies are polarised, with the Left advocating… more ›

• The Myth of Middle Class Power and the Class Wars

  Feb 20

  The discourse in South Africa often centers on race, but class may play an even more significant role in shaping political dynamics. The middle class, though educated and vocal, mistakenly… more ›

• Extreme Consumerism: A Reflection on South Africa’s Luxury Market

  Oct 24

  The article by Nco Dube explores extreme consumerism in South Africa, highlighted by luxury items’ exorbitant prices, from multimillion-rand houses to high-end electronics. This culture attracts a diverse clientele, including… more ›

• The Importance of Political Image in a Poor Country Like South Africa

  May 13

  By Nco Dube   In many developing nations, the image and behaviour of politicians is a critical issue. Voters often feel a disconnect between the lavish lifestyles of their elected… more ›