Radical
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Ongoing, First published Oct 28, 2018
An improbable candidate from a minority party is elected president of South Africa. With little support, she must rally everyone else to her cause: Universal Basic Income. And no personal income tax.

During the quest to find (or save) the money, South Africa's other problems must also be addressed. Safety and security. Education. Health. Deregulation.

Puncturing the livid boil of overpriced, or even corrupt, state expenditure.

A political history of a future South Africa, with individual stories about how ordinary people are affected.
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