On their own, neoliberals have zero chance of building the social compact that could defeat the looters, and their crude nationalism.
The word “stalemate” is frequently used to describe the fact that President Cyril Ramaphosa may be the president of the ruling party and the country, but that he faces constant push-back from a rival faction in that party.
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