APARTHEID South Africa - First-Hand History: Prof. Eric Louw & Dr. Frank Salter - PART 3/3

Apartheid, Segregation, Homelands - what does it all mean?In the final episode of our comprehensive series on apartheid in South Africa, we explore the current political, economic, and social landscape of the country, reflecting on the far-reaching impacts of its apartheid history. This episode delves into the ANC's inheritance of a developed state in 1994, its subsequent decline due to corruption, and the rise of new political dynamics.The discussion highlights the corruption among the new black elite, and the detrimental effects of affirmative action on South African businesses and infrastructure. We also examine Julius Malema and the EFF's radical economic transformation proposals, the potential for a coalition government in the upcoming elections, and the ethnic politics at play.Additionally, we explore the shift in Afrikaner nationalism, the exodus of Afrikaners from South Africa, and the consequences of losing control of borders, including the rise of xenophobia. The episode concludes with predictions and analysis for South Africa's future, considering potential economic collapse and political destabilisation.Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking discussion on the enduring legacy of apartheid and the ongoing challenges facing South Africa. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth analyses and discussions.