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Jason Musyoka
Deconstruct irrational debates in SA
Article
Jason Musyoka
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29 May 2019
White monopoly capital and the Zille privilege tweets are reasons we need logical discourse
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South Africa’s future is a human economy, not a political fix
Article
Jason Musyoka
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7 Nov 2017
Removing a president won’t end corruption because global capital is part of the problem
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Illegal mining about survival, not criminality
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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28 Jul 2017
Subsistence miners are in no more danger than legal mineworkers – and are no national threat
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State capture fails the black middle class
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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22 Jun 2017
The skills gained in public institutions should be providing a springboard into the private sector
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South Africa’s middle class is three salaries away from poverty
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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26 May 2017
"An assessment of middle classes should consider their vulnerability rather than hold a romanticised view"
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The path towards a ‘human economy’ needs no help from elitist agendas
Article
Jason Musyoka
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16 May 2017
Oxfam has done commendable work but runs the risk of distorting the grassroots concept of “human economy” to placate an elitist crowd
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The state is sick and, while it’s ill, it can’t fix the economy
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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14 Feb 2017
A crippled state, like an ailing patient, cannot heal itself, but needs a visionary leader to perform emergency surgery in a selfless and moral way.
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Africa’s 21st century moment? Not yet
Article
Jason Musyoka
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24 Oct 2016
On the surface Africa is democratic but underneath it is a ‘man-eat-man’ society, writes Jason Musyoka.
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State capture and the centre that seems no longer able to hold
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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10 Oct 2016
The risk of the current state of affairs is that it is likely to divide the country along several lines, from racial, to tribal, to class.
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Why post apartheid order is only starting two decades on
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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3 Oct 2016
The old is dying and the new is yet to emerge, but the end of the interregnum is in sight.
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It’s not black and white in SA – it’s the working classes and the middle classes
Analysis
Jason Musyoka
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7 Sep 2016
Politicians need to take heed of the protest of August 3 – when the black bourgeoisie rebelled.
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