Also available in Afrikaans under title: Wie gaan in 2019 regeer? Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-254) and index.
Contents:
The day Jesus walked in Nelson Mandela Bay -- Reading the tea leaves, or, rather, the stats -- How the 2016 opposition deal was done - the back story -- Cyril Ramaphosa's impact on coalition politics -- The two biggest opposition parties and their options for 2019 -- The smaller opposition parties and their options for 2019 -- Burning issues I: It's the economy, stupid! -- Burning issues II: Land and the power of perception -- Burning issues III: Labour and black economic empowerment -- Burning IV: Nationalisation and tackling corruption -- Coalitions: lessons learnt from the past and the present.
Summary:
"The South African political landscape has changed dramatically since Jacob Zuma stepped down as president. Veteran political journalist Jan-Jan Joubert looks at all the possible scenarios, taking us behind the scenes into a world of political horse trading to analyse the options available to all the parties in the run-up to the next election. Will the oldest liberation movement in Africa have to form a coalition to stay in power? And what is the likelihood of the ANC's turning to the EFF to bolster its support? In exclusive interviews, political leaders also share their views on the major issues dividing - or perhaps uniting - South Africa today, and point the way to a new political future."-- Publisher's description.
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