A provocative political analysis that revisits a question first posed by R.W. Johnson in 1977—this time, in the context of post-apartheid governance. With piercing insight, Johnson examines the trajectory of the ANC-led government, focusing on the Zuma era's corruption, economic mismanagement, and institutional decay. He argues that South Africa faces a looming crisis that could lead to an International Monetary Fund bailout and a fundamental political reckoning. Unflinching and fiercely argued, this book is both a warning and a call to confront uncomfortable truths about the nation's future. Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand contemporary South African politics and the challenges facing the country's democracy.
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