Calland, Richard. - Anatomy of South Africa. Who Holds the Power?

Zebra. Cape Town 2006. Softcover, 339pp 8vo. 0.6kg Ownership inscription ffep. A VG+ copy. ISBN: 9781868729036 A detailed dissection of the political scene, asking such questions as who are the most influential people in South Africa today, what actually goes on at high-level government meetings, who does the president really listen to, how influential are the spin-doctors and the media, just how political are the judges, is big-business really running the show, is the government in charge of the ANC or is the ANC in charge of the government, how has the Zuma affair affected the tripartite alliance, and who are the front-runners in the race to be the next president of South Africa?

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