Tipping Point

Tipping Point raises critical questions about South Africa's political and socioeconomic landscape today and whether the 2024 elections are likely to signal more gloom for the country or instead pave the way for positive, enduring change.

Edited by prominent economist, Raymond Parsons, the book comprises 16 essays written by South Africa's leading intellectuals and thought leaders. Among the themes covered in the book are: South Africa's political prospects after 2024; the role of coalition politics in South Africa; what South Africa's geopolitical leanings mean for the country's trade competitiveness; how to make local government work; why doing business in Africa is challenging; and what it will take for South Africa to rediscover its moral compass.