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William Gumede
Unethical businesses will face people’s protest
Opinion
William Gumede
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9 Sep 2020
Companies must behave like model democratic citizens if they are to earn and retain society’s social licence to operate
African leaders use anti-terror laws to silence journalists
Article
William Gumede
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25 Sep 2019
Reporters in Eswatini, Egypt, Nigeria, Uganda, Ethiopia and Cameroon have been arrested
Traumatised societies need honest, self-aware leaders
Article
William Gumede
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25 Aug 2019
Politicians must desist from blaming the actions of the former oppressor for their own decisions
The forgotten cadres are the ANC’s loss
Article
William Gumede
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15 Mar 2019
The death of an Eighties student activist reminds us how much South Africa owes to that generation
Need for reparations still with us
Article
William Gumede
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4 Jan 2019
The ANC’s well-meaning attempts at redress have failed, which means the issue has yet to be properly addressed
Digitalisation has reduced the costs of doing business in public, private sectors
Article
William Gumede
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17 Dec 2018
Technology provides African governments with new, efficient ways to deliver services
Land reform needs to change society
Article
William Gumede
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12 Oct 2018
Attempts at agricultural transformation in Africa have failed largely because of revenge and populist and ideologically driven reforms
Our heritage is a successful civil society
Article
William Gumede
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28 Sep 2018
Citizen movements helped secure democracy and they still protect people’s rights in South Africa
Institutional racism is still alive and kicking in the workplace
Article
William Gumede
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26 Jan 2018
Colonialism and apartheid were all-encompassing systems, involving institutions, professions and the public and private sectors.
Leaders abuse governance to control citizens
Article
William Gumede
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17 Nov 2017
The parallel regimes of new and cherry-picked traditions present a hurdle to democratic success
Disintegrating state capacity is a betrayal of democracy
Article
William Gumede
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25 Oct 2017
South Africa is repeatedly failing to live up to its declared policies because of corruption, ineptitude and political patronage
Arab Spring should be a model for #FeesMustFall movement
Analysis
William Gumede
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23 Jan 2017
It is crucial that the student movement also aims its firepower at failures by the current government, or it will keep deflecting responsibility.
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