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KHUMO KUMALO | The dark side of politics: the intersection of capital, politics and people
Politics tamfitronics
Business continues to enrich itself and the political parties that will sustain it rather than address the needs of the people
03 September 2024 – 04:48
Who drives politics in South Africa? Who truly fuels the incentives and narratives that politicians construct and simplify for citizens to latch on to? For many, it would be the politicians themselves, but for some, it would be the private sector, big business and wealthy individuals…
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