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The Thinker Magazine - Issue 72 - Second quarter 2017

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In this issue

The ANC won the elections in 1994. Can it win in 2019? Anver Saloojee gives us some Propositions for Consideration. Francis Kornegay looks at the Post-Obama Crisis in Black and Wally Serote discusses Arts and Culture topic – The Arts flourish within a cultural context where the human spirit claims freedoms and overruns barriers. Some highlights in issue 72. Have a look at the rest of the thought-provoking content.

The Thinker Magazine Description:

Publisher: Vusizwe-Media

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

A Pan-African quarterly for thought leaders. The Thinker seeks to open up the space for public discourse, the clash of ideas, to stimulate intellectual debate and scientific discourse. The Thinker is a partisan journal for progressive change, but non-partisan with respect to party-political positions and activities. It strives to give all its contributors the freedom to express what they think, understanding that openness in the context of ideas, theoretical divergences and multi-dimensional practice is a necessary condition for fundamental social transformation. We are committed to providing a forum for honestly-expressed views, mindful that the ideas, analyses and commentaries that we publish may be uncomfortable for some and anathema for others.”