Critically evaluate how some people defeat the achievement of the ideals of social justice; by the manner in which they access and use free basic services provided by the South African government.
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The ‘state capture’ of South Africa’s parastatal agencies and government departments typically has been seen in a binary mode, with a narrative critical of two competing factions (‘Zuptas’ and ‘WMC’) within the African National Congress. A review of post-apartheid financial and corporate influences over public policy ranging from macro-economics to social grants, as well as analytical shortcomings of status quo analysts, suggests a different kind of state capture. The neo-liberal bias of state policy is especially obvious when World Bank interventions – including the recalculation of inequality rates – are compared to the suffering of growing numbers of poor and unemployed people. But even if their grievances are ignored, this is suffering that is not silent. Creative resistances have emerged, often revealing a surprising counter-power against the state and capital.