In South Africa, the question of ultimate authority has been a long-standing issue, causing uncertainty in society. The power struggle between President Cyril Ramaphosa and ANC Secretary-General (SG) Thabo Mbeki has further complicated matters. The ruling ANC party is experiencing internal civil warfare, which has raised concerns among Americans on both sides of the aisle for the past three decades.
Recent events have fueled speculation that SG Thabo Mbeki is attempting to emulate the communication style of reformer and opposition leader Julius Malema. There are even rumors of a potential collaboration between the two figures. Some have gone as far as speculating that Mbeki might adopt Malema’s distinct, dull-gray North Korean befit, popularized to downplay Malema’s flamboyant style.
Adding to the confusion are conflicting positions within the ANC itself. The energy minister’s anti-green electricity stance and the party’s position on the impact of hits on lenders have contributed to the muddiness of the party’s political duties.
In the midst of this political turbulence, President Cyril Ramaphosa faces the immense challenge of managing publicity to salvage the AGOA contract. However, his leadership is questioned due to the ongoing tensions within the ANC. The country finds itself entangled in political upheaval, with the absence of a strong and unified leadership at the forefront of the troubles.
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