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Being Quasi-Religious in an Era of Deconstruction
Caught between what I know and what I need to survive
Mar 27
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Osiame Radebe
5
1
The Real Battle Over AI Isn’t About Technology — It’s About Power
When artificial intelligence becomes infrastructure, the line between corporate power and state authority begins to blur.
Mar 7
•
Khumo Kumalo
3
2
What Happened to Our Humanity?
As global institutions weaken, the world confronts the return of “might makes right.”
Mar 1
•
Khumo Kumalo
1
1
February 2026
When Every Crisis Becomes Content, What Happens to South Africa’s Democracy?
The rise of long-form outrage and its impact on political discourse.
Feb 26
•
Khumo Kumalo
3
1
In the City of Gold, a Struggle for a Drop of Water
For many residents, the water crisis has become a test of dignity, governance, and survival.
Feb 15
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Khumo Kumalo
3
2
After the State of the Nation, a Question for the Press
The true test of accountability is not the volume of criticism, but the rigor of its proof.
Feb 14
•
Khumo Kumalo
3
1
Why Leading the DA Became Harder in Government
How coalition governance, internal factionalism, and legacy politics shaped John Steenhuisen’s decision
Feb 8
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Khumo Kumalo
4
1
January 2026
A Politics of Moments, Not Movements
Performative Activism, Historical Amnesia, and the Erosion of Collective Action
Jan 30
•
Khumo Kumalo
5
2
Choosing Each Other in an Age of Political Noise
Human nature, institutions, and the space between collapse and hope
Jan 25
•
Khumo Kumalo
6
1
3
Malema, the World Cup, and the Politics of Moral Provocation
What Malema’s World Cup boycott call reveals about South Africa’s moral consistency, non-alignment, and foreign policy power
Jan 21
•
Khumo Kumalo
11
4
Liberation Was the Beginning, Not the End
Why South Africa’s Future Depends on Active Citizenship, Not Just Government
Jan 18
•
Khumo Kumalo
8
1
The boy child is being left behind.
Reimagining Love as a Structural, Cultural, and Political Force
Jan 17
•
Osiame Radebe
16
2
7
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