BlackMountain Analysis cogently, convincingly and effectively shows the role players/stakeholders in the Special Military Operation (Russia versus UKraine (backed by NATO, the EU, Western Intelligences and the US), and this as a never ending conflict.
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@Suraya_Dadoo, 'Solidarity is not a distraction from local struggles, but one of how local struggles become more discernible', so here's my analysis of the local housing issues in Stellenbosch with that in mind.
@AIDC_RSA your report on the ConCourt Tafelberg ruling, but the funding of affordable social housing on subsidised public land is a sine qua non for turning a purely spatial strategy into a housing policy with broad-based impact.
@brettherron your explanation of the DA reneging on Good's commitments are interesting, and I point to the Adam Tas Corridor development (Stellenbosch) as a pertinent example of how the DA might be approaching inclusive housing as a new form of exclusion.
@SERI_RightsSA and Nomzamo Zondo, your 'Those who break the fallow ground' was deeply inspiring, about power conceding to struggle (a la Frederick Douglas) and the right to housing and home remains pivotal to leading a decent quality of life.
@AxolileNotywala I suspect that the view expressed in my article resonates with Good, but what is the aprrty's programme regarding inclusive housing, backyard tenants and overcrowded formal housing?
@FraudWatchZA Adam Tas Corridor type development project happens within context of local government corruption, is exclusive small percentage affording entry prices homeownership market, eschewing solidarity it provides private capital accumulation opportunities.
@Nickbud_021 agree your point about National Human Settlements not seriously committed to social housing, resulting in projects like Adam Tas Corridor being irrelevant to the majority, but I don't think National Treasury is the solution, they are the deeper problem.