With six months of hindsight, what can be said about last July’s explosive violence? In what condition has it left SA’s politics and society?

These questions were asked at a forum I attended last week, convened by the Centre for Development & Enterprise. While I am not at liberty to share what others said, I can offer my own thoughts. For me, one of the most important features of the violence was its geography: where it happened, and perhaps more importantly, where it did not...

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