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SA at a crossroads: Coalition talks determine the nation’s future – Ivo Vegter - Biznews
Pre-election fears about how the ANC would respond to the loss of its parliamentary majority have not been realised.
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SA coalitions to consider or avoid post-May 29: van Staden - Biznews
A coalition between the African National Congress (ANC) and one or two Multi-Party Charter (MPC) parties after 29 May would be the kiss of death for the ...
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SA government’s failure lies in inability to listen – Jonathan Katzenellenbogen - Biznews
28 July 2021 - The recent mass violence in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal took government by surprise. But despite the surprise, the signs are that it won’t be a ...
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SA must get onto a 7% growth track, and that demands boldness and innovative thinking - Daily Maverick
The nation’s GDP growth has barely crawled at an average of 1.2% annually since 2008. Concurrently, GDP per capita has regressed by about R3,000 over this ...
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SA must overhaul electoral law, and reject postponing 2024 poll – IRR
31 May 2022 - The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) cautions that any overhaul of South Africa’s electoral system must be done properly and that every concern ...
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SA must urgently oppose a seemingly innocuous Bill that could threaten free and fair elections – IRR
30 October 2020 - A profound risk to constitutional democracy could arise from a sweeping provision in the Electoral Laws Amendment Bill, B22 of 2020, ...
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SA unity: A nationalist perspective against Cape secession - Marius Roodt - Biznews
In a conversation the other night the topic of Cape independence came up. I’d always thought I was relatively agnostic on it, but as I formulated my answer I ...
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SA’s 30 years of democracy: Celebrating freedom despite challenges – Ivo Vegter - Biznews
Perhaps a certain amount of bitterness is to be expected, but regretting the democratic dispensation is not.
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SA’s civil servants eat like kings: High salaries raise questions amidst poor service delivery – Ivo Vegter - Biznews
Talk of tax morality is cheap when public servants are overpaid and underperforming, as the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement makes clear.
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SA’s collaboration capacity in question as ANC fails to meet investment expectations – Shawn Hagedorn - Biznews
Deflated expectations for investment-led collaborations reflect punctured confidence.
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