Browsing: Sandile Memela

Sandile Memela reflects on African self-betrayal through Isitha saBantu, confronting complicity, failed leadership, and the illusion of liberation.

Expensive, selective state funerals deepen inequality, reward connections over service, and turn mourning into political theatre.

A generation of black men has surrendered to fear, abandoning courage and leadership, writes Sandile Memela.

When personal opinions replace objective reality, society risks plunging into confusion. Only a greater truth can bind us.