Democratic SA was built by wealthy minorities and black elites. The majority of South Africans had no real input in shaping its identity. The more economic power Africans get, the louder their voices will become. There are many shake ups and changes coming.

South Africa is a country with liberal laws but a largely conservative population. Apartheid made sure to keep our different demographics separate, so for the most part they only interacted for economic reasons. Democratic SA caused us to start mingling and learning more about each other. This has of course caused friction as different ideologies start learn the differences between each other. Being surprised at these conflicts shows a very shallow level of thinking.

It's not a conspiracy. People are learning about their neighbours and not liking some of what they're learning. They also have the freedoms and platforms to make these dislikes public. These are the growing pains of a blended society.

This kind of distracted thinking is how your party ended up submitting candidates late lol