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EWC a threat to SA democracy – IRR

The renewed push for expropriation without compensation (EWC) poses more than a threat to South Africa’s economic prospects; it is a threat to the country’s ...

EWC back with a vengeance

29 July 2022 - This year’s ANC Policy Conference is the party’s first since dropping below 50% nationwide in last year’s municipal elections. The party’s ...

EWC or economic recovery, not both – IRR

3 November 2020 - The government’s drive to implement expropriation without compensation (EWC) is incompatible with South Africa’s hopes of economic recovery.

EWC or law and order, not both – IRR

10 November 2020 - Maintaining law and order is a key requirement of a functioning society, but when government officials act criminally themselves it becomes ...

22 April 2021 - The Centre for Development and Enterprise (CDE) has an enviable record of policy analysis. While we at the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) ...

12 February 2021 - Elmien du Plessis writes that the Expropriation Bill of 2020 is "a good piece of legislation" for which "we have been waiting for 26 years" ...

Facing violence and intimidation in SA's politics - Daily Dispatch

Parliament’s Committee on International Relations and Cooperation put out a statement following the attempted assassination of former (and perhaps future) US ...

8 March 2021 - The "Fact Check", published on 26 February, plays off the campaign by the DA to mobilise against the Expropriation Bill; it seems, though, to be ...

Fill the pothole: Why waiting for the state is killing us - van Staden - Biznews

“We need municipal authorisation,” is a common line heard from community organisers that on its face appears innocuous but might increasingly hold deadly ...

Finding citizenship, again - Politicsweb

Freedom Day came and went without much fanfare, a commemoration of sorts, but hardly a celebration. It’s been 29 years since the 1994 transition: sufficient ...