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Abbreviations xi
Preface to the Second Edition xiii
Preface xvii
Introduction 1
Section I Early Politics
1 A Dry White Season 7
2 Stirrings of Change 12
3 Towards the New Jerusalem 15
Section II Inspirational Politics
4 Let Freedom Reign 23
5 Place of Gold 30
6 A Window on the World 45
7 Cape Town Calling 57
Section III Identity Politics
8 An African Arises 73
9 On Being Jewish 83
10 Home at Last? 91
Section IV Politics As Normal
11 Comrade Bob and 'the dogs and pigs' 103
12 Dying of Politics 111
13 A Story that Had To Be Told 138
14 Hard-wired for Corruption 183
15 After the Party 209
Section V Separation Politics
16 The Fall of the Mighty 229
17 Presidential Trials 248
18 The Story that Won't Go Away 258
Section VI A Politics of Hope
19 An Unfinished House 271
20 Speak Truth to Power 277
Afterword 281
Notes 287
Selected Bibliography 299
Index 301
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Dexter Ingram
reviewed After the Party: Corruption, the ANC and South Africa's Uncertain Future on September 10, 2013
After the Party: Corruption, the ANC and South Africa's Uncertain Future
The book is both a very interesting story and excellently written without being too casual or two formal. One almost feels sorry for the starry eyed liberalist who stands back for other MP's because he didn't have the struggle credentials and then starts to work tirelessly to make South Africa a better place for all. He even went into people homes in Sea Point to assist them with their personal problems. But then on the other side of 1994, the honeymoon of the new South Africa comes to an end and he learns how deep the rot sits within in the ANC. As of late, I have come to the conclusion that besides Nelson Mandela, the ANC had/has very little else to offer the people of South Africa. Perhaps that is what Andrew Feinstein also learned. A friend of mine recently said "After school, they sent us to the Army to 'go and fight the ANC' whom we didn't know from a bar of soap. They told us that the ANC is a bunch of terrorists who "plant bombs in shopping centres". THEY LIED TO US! The ANC is actually an organised crime family consisting of eloquent thieves who always use the collective cause to further their self-interest at the expense of their supporters." Makes you think , doesn't it?
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