New research is shedding light on a worrying trend in South Africa, where political violence and protests are no longer driven by community grievances alone, but by powerful political elites competing for control.

Guest: Ivor Chipkin - Director of the New South Institute 

 

New research is shedding light on a worrying trend in South Africa, where political violence and protests are no longer driven by community grievances alone, but by powerful political elites competing for control.
Guest: Ivor Chipkin - Director of the New South Institute&nbsp;
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The National Briefing

New research is shedding light on a worrying trend in South Africa, where political violence and protests are no longer driven by community grievances alone, but by powerful political elites competing for control