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Maroc - Daily Maverick - A La Une - 24/Jun 18:37
GNU DAWN CHALLENGES OP-ED: SA has dodged a bullet — but with hard lessons for nice-guy opposition parties
The constitutionalist opposition’s failure to make gains requires deep soul-searching. Why did their honest and honourable quest achieve so little? They need to dig deeper – to offer better solutions to SA’s long-term deindustrialisation, the new politics of race, and essential electoral reform.
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