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Violent anti-government protest action in South Africa has increased dramatically in recent months. So much so that business, diplomatic, and government ...

The National Development Plan (NDP) is the latest in a series of government plans to accelerate growth and increase employment. However, like its predecessors, ...

The first issue of @Liberty, published on 13th February 2014, carried the Institute’s twelve-point plan for a better South Africa. Reaction to a version put up ...

Media coverage of the Promotion and Protection of Investment Bill of 2013 (the Investment Bill) has focused on its role in replacing South Africa’s bilateral ...

South Africa’s private sector makes a larger contribution to the country than is usually acknowledged. Apart from investment, growth, jobs, and tax, it pours ...

By a strange coincidence the Sunday Times on 8th June published an obituary of Nana Mahomo at almost the same time as the South African Institute of Race ...

In the run-up to the election on 7th May many commentators suggested that some of the interventionist legislation recently enacted or promised by the African ...

On 15 June 1973 the Financial Mail published an article on mass population removals in pursuit of the apartheid policy of separate development.

Political debate about South Africa is still hobbled by all manner of constraints that you simply don’t meet in discussions on contemporary British, French or ...

@Liberty – The DTI versus TRIPS and Doha

12 November 2014 – The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is pushing ahead with proposals to bypass and undermine patents in the health sector and beyond.