Political economist and broadcaster
Making sense of South Africa, out loud.
Nco Dube breaks down politics, power and the economy in isiZulu and English, on Ukhozi FM, SAfm, in the Sunday Tribune and on stage.
Ukhozi FMAfternoon drive
Asisabalale Ngolwazi
"Let us not sleep on knowledge." His regular feature on Woza Nabangani Bakho.
News Round Up on The Alternative Breakfast
A sharp review of the week's political and economic stories, and what they mean for the national interest.
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Sunday Tribune
Weekly columns on power, coalitions and inequality
Long-form opinion for IOL and the Sunday Tribune, from KZN politics to foreign policy.
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Two languages, one voice
isiZulu
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Radio, TV, keynotes, panels and MC work, for audiences across the country.
Ukhozi FMSAfmSunday TribuneIOLThe Social CommentatorKeynotes
Ukhozi FMSAfmSunday TribuneIOLThe Social CommentatorKeynotes
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New writing every week on The Social Commentator, plus columns in the Sunday Tribune.
When a Bullet Decides Who Gets on the Ballot
Read post →South Africa Charges the Poor to Look for Work
Read post →The Budget Is Recovering. The Country Is Still Waiting.
Read post →We Vote on 4 November. They Bargain on 5 November.
Read post →Eskom Survived Load-Shedding. Now It Must Survive Success.
Read post →From debate to division: the rising intolerance of dissent
Read column →After the ANC: can South Africa save the dream of 1994?
Read column →The myth of rational choice in a world of inequality
Read column →KwaZulu-Natal's political showdown
Read column →Nco DubeSouth Africa After The MiracleThe book
The book
South Africa After The Miracle
Thirty years after 1994, with coalitions replacing majorities, what would it take to make the promise real for the next generation?
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