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SA’s ‘equity’ hurdles limit investment in satellite internet service, Starlink - Biznews
The major news last week, and deservedly so, has been the signing into law of the Employment Equity Amendment Act (the Act).
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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 ...
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The ANC’s turn to non-racialism - Polity
The African National Congress is hoping that a chunk of white voters will help it over the electoral finishing line.
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IRR seeks legal clarity on Eskom’s exemption from full financial reporting
The Institute of Race Relations is taking legal advice on the constitutionality of the decision by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to exempt Eskom from its ...
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ANC’s attempt to woo minority voters met with skepticism – Marius Roodt - Biznews
The news that the ANC is looking to woo white and other minority voters back as supporters was met with something approaching universal derision.
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Should the DA choose its leader based on race? - Politicsweb
The DA is on the cusp of a leadership election, and Sandton councillor Martin Williams has argued that it must choose former Joburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse to lead ...
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New racial targets will not serve non-racialism, IRR cautions Ramaphosa
If President Cyril Ramaphosa’s criticism of the ‘weakening’ of non-racialism in the ANC is an acknowledgement of the governing party’s error in veering from ...
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Roald Dahl books reissued with sanitised language, sparking censorship debate – Barry D. Wood - Biznews
Consider the children’s books of best-selling author Roald Dahl, who died in 1990. In 2021 Dahl’s family sold video rights to streaming giant Netflix for £500 ...
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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.
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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 ...
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