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Ghosts haunt the banks of South Africa’s roiling Rubicon – Daily Friend | SA News

19 August 2025 by Guest

There is a dreadful sense of familiarity between PW Botha and Fikile Mbalula, and between the NP of 1985 and the ANC of 2025.

“It’s not going to be possible. If it means we have to suffer sanctions from the US, let it be. We will never beg imperialists to subvert our democracy, to subvert our sovereignty.” So fumed ANC Secretary General Fikile Mbalula, declaring that his party’s policy agenda was sacrosanct and that no change would be countenanced. A defiant spectral finger wagged from the podium.

That’s a provocative comment, given that South Africa is supposedly trying to “reset” its relationship with the United States, a “whole of society” effort, we’re told. I fear that this…

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