#FirstThingsFirst - Do we need another CODESA?

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When former president Thabo Mbeki delivered his “Observations to mark the 30th anniversary of South Africa’s democracy” at Freedom Park in Tshwane over a week ago, he described the corruption and destruction of infrastructure and economy of the past 15 years as the result of “organised counter-revolution”, and he called for a “National Dialogue” to be held after the coming general elections. The team deliberated about the temperature of the country and examined whether we need another CODESA or it’s time for action now.
9 May 2024 1AM English South Africa Entertainment News

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