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Pseudo-progressive rent-seekers love to paint the ANC as democratic South Africa’s #1 benefactor

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Posted on 26 July 2023 by Reprobate
Pseudo-progressive rent-seeker

Sanctimonious rent-seekers use public platforms to push pseudo-progressive narratives for personal gain. » Read more »

Posted in Articles | Tagged African National Congress, Availability Bias, Constitutional Court, economy, South Africa

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