Postscript: It's fun, but in the circumstances serious business, to imagine a future where almost everyone - those who can and want to - is gainfully employed, economic growth 6%-plus, poverty and inequality reduced, etc and SA the kind of place we believed it might be during Mandela's early administration.  But Jordan's article, and similar to what we frequently read on DM and elsewhere, remains rooted in fantasy and wishful thinking, like the hopefull belief the vote would go against Zuma and ANC can "self-correct".  It's equivalent to wishing one would win the lottery and what one would do with the money.
We've known for a long time what must be done about economic and social development, which fine economic and other thinkers have already thought about.  Please no more pie in the sky strategies from opinionistas, but concentrate our minds on the immediate stumbling blocks to meaningful change: the ANC.