A major social initiative - led by prominent religious leaders, civil society, business and community-based organisations - has been launched at the end of a two-day conference in Johannesburg this past week-end. The leaders of the Socio-Economic Future of South Africa (or SEFSA) will underake a series of consultations about the social, cultural, spiritual and economic crisis facing South Africa today. The latest initiative comes in the wake of the violent and volatile student protests in universities, service-delivery demands all over the country and the senseless of burning of factories and other businesses in KwaZulu-Natal. Subry Govender reports........ .
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