Project Freedom General Hangout 9/22
Project Freedom General Hangout 9/22.

By: Daniel Amian

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Operation American Freedom
A look at our loss of freedoms in the United States of America.

By: Irwin Schmeck

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Twenty years after the end of formal apartheid, most South Africans are yet to reap the fruits of the struggle for freedom. The nation's wealth is in the hands of the white minority, while the black youth have no jobs. The ANC pursues a capitalist model of development, which the youth now want changed

ABSTRACT

This article does not seek to provide answers but rather to stimulate debate around the demand for economic freedom. The aim is to understand and unpack the economic freedom fighters' grievances and recommendations stated in the "Economic Freedom in our Lifetime" discussion document, which enjoys an overwhelming support from the majority of the youth within the alliance.

It assesses the youth's call and grievances by exploring their challenges and background. The article therefore evaluates the economic freedom's effect on the relationship and the bondage within the ruling African National Congress party and its youth alliance.

The concept of 'economic freedom' and its seven cardinal points made and continues to effect great impact on public policy discussions. This concept stimulated vibrancy and activeness among young people leading to increased productive and well informed youth needed for sustainable economic growth and development.

But can the alliance survive the contradictions and ideological differences for economic direction? What can be done to realise tangible economic transformation?

INTRODUCTION

The youth of South Africa have recently started to raise their opinions regarding the economy of their country and their role in it. They have come to question the system in place and submit that in the 19th year of our democracy the country has seen minimal or little change in the socio-economic relations.

The post-apartheid South Africa is dominated by the triple challenges of inequality, poverty and unemployment.

Statistics South Africa's Income and Expenditure Survey report that the inequalities among South Africans continues to deteriorate, further marginalizing the poor. South Africa is currently ranked as one of the most unequal countries in the whole world, overtaking the likes of Brazil and Mexico to mention few.

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South Africa: What Does 'Economic Freedom' Mean for the Youth?

By Jaclyn Shambaugh Staff writer

The Freedom Christian volleyball team is at it again.

The Patriots are rolling over the competition during regular-season play this year, continuing a trend that's been in effect since before the young program was even eligible to make a postseason.

The Patriots are 20-1 overall this season and 3-1 in the Coastal Plain Independent 2-A/ 1-A Conference.

This season's success has the Patriots on track for their second consecutive playoff run in as many years of NCISAA playoff eligibility.

They ended their 2011 season, in which they weren't eligible for the postseason, at 20-1 and finished out last year 21-1 after a run to the semifinals in the postseason.

Seniors Hannah Joly and Taylar Stafford said the team's success comes from a no-drama mentality.

"We pretty much work together as a family," Stafford said. "We see each other as sisters, best friends. We've never really argued or had a conflict. And if there is something, it's little. We go to the person and figure it out. And we're good."

The seniors agree that any conflict that might crop up stops outside the court boundaries.

"It's never been about the drama," Joly said. "It's always been about the sport."

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Freedom Christian's young volleyball team on track for 2nd straight playoff run