UNEMPLOYMENT
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MKLWV STATEMENT: MIGRATION SOLIDARITY AND RESPONSIBILITY
South Africa’s history is rooted in continental solidarity. Neighbouring states and thebroader African community stood with us during apartheid. That debt of solidarityremains. Solidarity was never a one-way street. Africa stood with the strugglingmasses of South Africa, and we stood with Africa. That is the tradition we musthonour today.Our history records the intervention by the
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NATIONAL DIALOGUE – DETERMINING THE FUTURE WE WANT
(THESE ARE DOCUMENTS PRODUCED BY THE LEGACY FOUNDATIONS REFLECTED AT THE END – THEY ARE PRODCED HERE TO PROMOTE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE CONCEPT OF THE NATIONAL DIALOGUE – THE JOURNEY TRAVERSED AND THE PRINCIPLES GUIDING THE NATIONAL DIALOGUE – SUCH AS THAT IT MUST BE CITIZEN LED AND THE GOVERNMENT PLAYS A SUPPORTIVE ROLE)
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TRUST ERODED – THE CRISIS OF ACCOUTABILITY – CORRUPTION AND SERVICE DELIVERY FAILURES IN SOUTH AFRICA
During the 2024 General Election, the ANC managed to get 40% of the vote of those who voted. Twenty years earlier, in 2004, the Movement gained effectively 70% of the vote of those who voted. This massive loss of support occurred during a period of two decades when the ANC had served continuously as our