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You are here: Home / News / Is South Africa sleepwalking towards prolonged violent upheaval? | SA News

Is South Africa sleepwalking towards prolonged violent upheaval? | SA News

24 August 2025 by Guest
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Like many South Africans, I have come to terms with the fact that I unconsciously  subscribe to the seductive myth of South African exceptionalism — the belief that  our nation, having miraculously navigated a bloodless transition in 1994, is  immune to the violent upheavals that have plagued other post-colonial states. 

Yet undeniable cracks are emerging, which include failing institutions, deepening inequality and a festering disillusionment. The question is no longer whether South Africa is immune, but whether we will wake up before it consumes us. 

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    23 September 2026 at 12:10 pm

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