SA faces a dystopian future of social instability because the governing party does not care
SA’s economic performance after 28 years of mismanagement under the ANC government has been dismal. Between 1994 and 2021 GDP per capita increased 20.5%.
SA is now an unviable society, with record levels of unemployment, poverty and inequality. With an unemployment rate of 46.2% there are 12.5-million people living in the country who cannot find work. About half of the population wallow in poverty and one in five people has inadequate access to food...
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