Following the seventh South African general election, the nation has formed a “government of national unity” (GNU), a coalition of 11 parties aimed at rejuvenating democracy and addressing the country's challenges. The formation of this unprecedented government, hailed as a step in the right direction by many, including author Belonging: Finding Tribes of Meaning – an international debut memoir
the seventh South Africa n general election in May have given the country an opportunity for a reset. The electorate’s call for a change in direction presented the nation with an opportunity that needs to be grabbed with both hands.
– an international debut memoir which deeply and vulnerably relays her journey of self-discovery and personal growth – tells of the emotional and physical transformation of a sensitive child who never felt “enough”. She says she was not aware of Rosa Parks and the impact she’d had in America at the time. “One day, I simply decided that in this crazy world that we were living in, I could no longer sit on benches marked ‘whites only’; it was bizarre. So, one day I got on a bus that was clearly marked ‘non-whites’ and I looked at the driver and he looked at me, an elderly African gentleman, and he knew, and I knew that we were both living in insanity.
A little over a month since the cabinet announcement, the GNU has had a good impact on the economy. The rand saw positive growth right after the announcement and insights and reports continue to show an enthusiastic impact on business confidence because of the coalition.
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