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Letter: Procurement bill ‘too heavy on racialism by tons’ - BusinessLIVE

The Public Procurement Bill could be the most dangerous new law passed in 2023, though not for the reasons given by Stellenbosch Law Professor Geo Quinot ...

Is BEE holding back South Africa’s growth? - Biznews

Comments made en passant – which is a pretentious way of saying ‘in passing’ or ‘as an aside’ – can sometimes be very revealing. This occurred to me while ...

Letter: Enforcing more race laws will not alleviate poverty - Business Day

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to sign the Employment Equity Amendment Bill into law is deeply concerning. The legislation is unconstitutional and ...

Affirmative action failures: Malaysia’s warning for South Africa - Biznews

Affirmative action in Malaysia has failed to uplift the poor – and South Africa is now experiencing the consequences for the same mistake.

20 March 2022 - Writing last week on PoliticsWeb, the historian Hermann Giliomee disputed claims that there were major similarities between the cadre ...

27 September 2021 - One of the most useful spin-offs of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture (the Zondo Commission) has been ...

MICHAEL MORRIS: There’s no getting away from racial bias - Business Day

Sometimes, at a distance, the contemporary obsession with appearances can be amusing.

Letter: BEE a backward slide - Daily Dispatch

The Public Procurement Bill could be the most dangerous new law passed in 2023. The bill is too heavy on racialism by tons.

Mixed reactions on signing of Employment Equity Bill - Newzroom Afrika

The signing of the Employment Equity Bill by president Cyril Ramaphosa continues to receive mixed reactions. The Institute of Race Relation has joined ...

Mlondi Mdluli | SA needs a new model of economic empowerment - City Press

There is no doubt that apartheid is one of the main reasons South Africa continues to be the most unequal country in the world.