The South African Dream

Duduzane Zuma, Khanyi Mbau, Norma Mngoma, tackle The South African Dream seeking inclusiveness for all people. What is the true definition of a true South African Dream. A book written in the form of a Political Thriller

The findings of this book aim to provide inputs on how to bring the South African Dream to life.
It is written in the art of a political thriller which looks at some of the issues affecting the development of South Africa.
It seeks to eliminate all forms of division amongst the people, and seeks to bring all of us to operate as one people.
It is the South African Constitution that declared that the country belongs to all people who live in it, and yet this has not been the reality. The South African Dream carries with it economic justice for all, freedom, access to basic needs, and equal opportunities to enable people to progressively become who they wish to be.
This dream involves attaining economic and political freedom for all citizens; where all people have access to equal opportunities with no discrimination against another. The former regime thrived on oppressing ; silencing and making people believe they were inferior. It capitalised on people’s differences. But when it was abolished through the formation of a democratic government in 1994, South Africa sought to build a unified State where all people live in harmony and a true form of equality. This was a defining moment in South African history; the minority rule could no longer dominate as it had done for centuries, and hope emerged for the majority.
Through this Book there are leaders who define in their own way where we are as a country

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