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Press release on Raymond Suttner’s Recovering Democracy in SA (Jacana)

Recovering Democracy PR

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Posted on February 26, 2015 by raymondsuttner. Posted in Abahlali baseMjondolo, ANC, Basic services, Congress of South African Trade Unions(COSATU), Constitutionalism, Contemporary South Africa, corruption, Culture and identities, democratisation, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Evictions, Gender and sexuality, Heroism, Jacob Zuma, Julius Malema, Leadership, Local government, National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA), Nelson Mandela, Nkandla, Parliament, Patriarchy, patronage, Policing, Popular power, prosecution, Public Protector, Rape, Raymond Suttner writings, SACP, Theoretical questions, United front, Violence | Tagged attack on constitutionalism, Democracy, Jacana media, New publication | Leave a comment

Nomalanga Mkhize, Is re-opened restitution cover for neo-traditionalist power grab?

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Posted on August 20, 2014 by raymondsuttner. Posted in ANC, Constitutionalism, Contemporary South Africa, Culture and identities, custom, democratisation, human rights, Jacob Zuma, Land, Local government, patronage, Theoretical questions | Tagged Democracy, Land Claims, Land restitution, neo-traditional, Powers of traditional leaders, undermining of democratic accountability | Leave a comment

The Legacy of the United Democratic Front

This is a chapter from book published by CODESRIA in 2005. Will supply bibliographical details later

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Posted on May 28, 2005 by raymondsuttner. Posted in Popular power, Selected scholarly writings Raymond Suttner | Tagged ANC, Democracy, Exile, Popular power, UDF | Leave a comment

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