Author: ZENOYISE JOHN

Ubuntu in Flames : South Africa’s Moral Crisis

I write this not just as a South African, but as an African. A child…

Let’s Reclaim our Communities from Out of Touch Politicians who make Unrealistic Decisions

In the past few years, many of us have witnessed a troubling trend – politicians…

A Call for Cultural Change and Accountability in South Africa

Now that the dust has settled on the sexual harassment case filed by High Court…

Xenophobia Is Starting To Emerge Within The Church

There has been a lot of controversy surrounding a prophetic statement made by Nigerian pastor…

We Should Not Celebrate The Downfall Of The EFF

We should not wish for the downfall of the EFF, as this could diminish the diversity and liveliness of South African politics. We live in a society marked by significant disparities in opportunities, wealth, and treatment, often influenced by racial divides. The EFF has played a significant role in raising important issues and challenging the existing state of affairs. The party’s focus on economic inequality, land reform, and social justice has resonated with many South Africans who feel marginalized by…

Shivambu’s Resignation Raises Concerns About EFF’s Future and African Unity in South Africa, Argues Zenoyise John

The recent resignation of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) deputy president Floyd Shivambu is a cause for concern, sparking worries about the party’s future and its potential impact on African unity and Pan-Africanism in South Africa.  My concern is that Shivambu’s departure may not only weaken the EFF but also hinder efforts toward unity at a crucial time for the country and the continent. This country cannot afford to have a destabilized EFF. The party’s presence and participation in the political…

South Africa’s Leadership Crisis: The Normalisation of Mediocrity

The leadership crisis in South Africa is undeniable, and it demands our immediate attention. Our political establishment is visibly deteriorating, and mediocrity has insidiously become the accepted standard, adversely impacting the entire nation. We are led by egoistic, self-serving idiots who are thinking with their big stomachs. No wonder many critical aspects of the country are falling apart.  Even the functioning of parliament itself is marred by pervasive issues, deviating from the dignified operation it should uphold. The pursuit of…

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