The speeches are over, the marches have ended, the votes have been counted, and South Africa is in the same condition it was before the national election on May 8.  It is unlikely to continue another four years in its present condition.  The African National Congress (ANC) lost some seats, and the far left made a shocking advance.  The once great nation is in deep trouble, and each day, it slides even deeper. South African mines, once leading producers, are producing far less than in recent years.  The transportation system is being deserted by riders because of thugs and sporadic schedules.  Rolling blackouts are commonly causing despair and disruption in the railway system and industrial complexes.  South African Airways is gasping for breath.  Agriculture is on a slippery slope, and food must be imported.  The educational system is in disarray.  Government bonds are almost rated as junk...(Read Full Article)