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Courts have allowed government too much leeway to violate constitutional rights, new IRR report shows

A new report by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) argues that the strong protections for civil liberty in the Constitution are not always acknowledged or ...

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 ...

Call for clarity: MPC urged to prioritise privatisation, end BEE ahead of elections – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews

At the launch of his political party, ‘Change Starts Now’, last year, Roger Jardine said he would soon be asking the public for policy suggestions.

Letter: Public service reform’s big challenge - Business Day

Your editorial on the Roman Cabanac affair correctly noted that the issue is larger than the appointment of a controversial person and raises the issue of the ...

To see liberty thrive - Politicsweb

I suspect the main reason why liberalism is so much stronger and more enduring than the fiercer (and all too often indistinguishable) ideologies to its left ...

South Africa’s new racial quotas could deter crucial foreign direct investment – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews

Last week President Cyril Ramaphosa declared his fifth annual SA investment conference a great success. And last week the President also signed into law the ...

How an ANC-led coalition has destroyed Knysna in 18 months – Ivo Vegter - Biznews

Knysna demonstrates how an alliance led by the ANC can ruin basic service delivery.

Will Eskom crisis prompt rioting in the streets? - Biznews

With seriously worsening power cuts, the disastrous state of Eskom is now the country’s single biggest political issue. For the ANC, Eskom has become its ...

My vote, my party, my reason: Katzenellenbogen - Biznews

When you stand in the voting queue today, think hard about which party most deserves your trust to grow and govern the country or be part of a ruling coalition.

Put residents first in South Africa’s new political reality – IRR

The seismic election of 29 May has upended South Africa’s political realities, with alliances that would have been the stuff of fantasy only a few months ago ...