construct a complete picture of the vicious circle of economic and political poverty in South Africa or an African country of your choice and outline the effects upon the poor and upon the state if the situation is nor addressed by government and its public bureaucracy.  it there is no reversal what would be the implications in respect of the possible collapse of the state through a popular uprising or rebellion.  Discuss comprehensively, in terms of learnt theory and your observations.  In addition to the policians, is the bureaucracy also to blame?  Can this situation be overcome?  If so, how?  If not, why not?

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