Browsing: structural inequality

Siyabonga Hadebe highlights how South Africa remains deeply divided between a wealthy white core and an impoverished black periphery, arguing that political parties distract from addressing the country’s enduring structural inequalities.

Siyabonga Hadebe argues that South Africa’s high unemployment is driven by political and structural exclusion, not market failure, and requires reclaiming economic agency.

Behind South Africa’s democratic veneer, minority rule persists, preserving privilege and obstructing meaningful reform.