A Coming End

It was an event decades in the making, but it finally happened. The African National Congress (ANC), the ruling party in South Africa since the fall of apartheid, finally lost their majority. Votes are still being counted, so it is unclear just how many seats the ANC will have, but it is clear that they will be forced into a coalition government with one of the three major opposition parties. Depending on which party the ANC forms a coalition with will determine the path of the country for at least the next five years, but I fear all this will do is, at best, hold off an all-out slaughter of the remaining Whites. At worst, we could be looking at a genocide in the coming months. All this in a country that, a century ago, looked poised to become a White-majority nation.

First, I believe it is necessary to understand why the ANC can no longer maintain a majority. South Africa has a major problem with corruption and mismanagement – these are long-term trends that have only gotten worse since 2009. Unemployment, especially youth unemployment, is very severe and the country can no longer maintain its power system, resulting in rolling blackouts. All this is leading to the breakup of the compromise that was put in place after the fall of apartheid. By the time apartheid ended, the Soviet Union had collapsed, meaning Nelson Mandela could no longer depend on Soviet aid like he could a decade earlier. Now, the “global community” never cared about the fate of South African Whites, but they did care about their own investments. What this meant is that South Africa, unlike Zimbabwe, could not opt for simply confiscating White owned property. Again, it was not that the global community would have been intrinsically opposed to this, but if the South African government did it this time, there could be no guarantee that they would not do it to properties owned by foreign corporations. Understanding this, wealthy South African Whites offered Mandela a deal – we will consent to the end of apartheid as long as you agree to, more or less, leave our wealth in place. It was a move that threw poor and middle-class South African Whites under the bus, but it did allow the wealthy to maintain their status. There has been violence aimed at Whites, especially rural Whites, but it has not been as large scale as it could have been.

This is all important because South Africa is, demographically speaking, a very young country. A very sizable portion of its voters are too young to remember apartheid and, as such, do not feel the gratitude towards the ANC that the older voters did. They are unwilling to adhere to the compromise struck at the end of apartheid and wish to take open revenge on Whites. Thus, the ANC is stuck – it can no longer ignore the massive problems the country is facing, and a growing portion of its voters see them as an enemy that made a deal with the “White devils.” Sooner or later, these voters will have to be appeased – either the ANC will do it, or they will be taken over by a new, more radical and openly pro-White genocide party and they will do it. And when that day comes, it will become even worse for the remaining Whites.

Currently, there are three major opposition parties in South Africa: Democratic Alliance (DA), uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK), and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF). The ANC will only need one of these parties to form a government. The implications of each alliance will be discussed.

Democratic Alliance

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is part of the more moderate elements of the White minority. The old National Party they are not and they, more or less, favor the 1994 compromise, although with less corruption. Forming an alliance with the DA would spook foreign investment far less than the other two options, but it is also risky. The ANC has been losing its support to even more overtly anti-White parties, so an alliance with the DA, as moderate as they are, will likely cost them even more support from their black core. It may form a stable enough government to keep South Africa functioning for a few more years, but in the long-term it would mean an even greater growing animosity towards Whites and the blacks willing to compromise with them. Eventually, the ANC would be forced to throw their allies under the bus to keep power, which they are fully willing to do.

uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK)

What must be first understood about the MK is this – they are the party of former South African president Jacob Zuma, a former member of the ANC who was expelled from the party in 2024. As such, MK primarily exists as a vehicle for his supporters to get revenge on the ANC. Primarily, Zuma is seeking a presidential pardon (he’s under investigation for rampant corruption) along with some home rule concessions to the Zulu-majority areas. And while that may look like an easy fix on the surface, in reality, if he is granted his pardon and home rule there is no way to tell what he might demand next. At the very least, it would end MK’s reason for existing, and those voters are not going to the ANC and they certainly are not going to DA. That only leaves the more radical anti-White parties to benefit in the long run.

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) represents the most radical anti-White elements of South African politics. Made up almost exclusively of angry, young black men with limited economic prospects, the EFF proposes a simple solution to their woes – take White owned land. Such a proposal would lead to almost immediate disaster, as it did in Rhodesia. Farming is a skill, and it is something that EFF’s base of unskilled workers do not possess. A major famine is in the cards, too. It would also be viewed as a clear example from the business community that the South African government is no longer a trustworthy investment.

Whatever the ANC might do is unimportant. The long-term trends all favor EFF. South Africa is not getting any new voters that can remember apartheid, and the horrible economy means the number of angry voters of limited economic prospects will only grow more. The EFF will eventually take power, or the ANC will be forced to take on EFF’s platform to stay in power. Either way, it spells disaster for White South Africans.

The best-case scenario is that the ANC will make a coalition with one of the two major opposition parties, hopefully DA (buying some time). After that, the Dissident Right must work overtime to bring what is coming into the mainstream. Meme it until the likes of Matt Walsh notices. Meme it until your aunt brings it up during Thanksgiving supper. Force the issue of taking in White South African refugees into the mainstream. Make normies wonder why the “refugees welcome” crowd doesn’t want these refugees. Make our enemies say: “Yes, we do think Whites deserve to be murdered for something that happened decades ago.” Even better, make the idea of an independent White homeland in South Africa a mainstream issue and get the secession ball rolling.

An event decades in the making is here now, roll up your sleeves and turn it into our advantage.