
A peek into SA’s possible parallel towns
Such sidestepping communities give flashes of what SA could be with willing investors, entrepreneurs, space and a favourable climate.
Such sidestepping communities give flashes of what SA could be with willing investors, entrepreneurs, space and a favourable climate.
To paraphrase Jan Smuts, SA may yet again be the land where neither the best nor the worst happens.
The country’s two largest parties can reach win-win arrangements. And the biggest beneficiaries of all would be those who elected them.
If, 18 months from now, the DA realises it is not possible to affect change, it should remove itself from the agreement, and assume a looser confidence and supply arrangement in opposition.
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Should SA capture the experience, capital, and thrift of its 1 million first generation citizens living abroad, I see parallel success in politics, business and administration.