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  1. Enforcing employment equity race quotas sabotages SA’s economic growth - Daily Maverick Enforcing employment equity race quotas sabotages SA’s economic growth - Daily Maverick

    The country is already battling economic stagnation, weakening institutions and political fragmentation. Forcing race quotas in the labour market is not a ...

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  2. South Africa Economic Outlook: Inflation Rises To 7.1% For Second Straight Month - News Central South Africa Economic Outlook: Inflation Rises To 7.1% For Second Straight Month - News Central

    Data from Statistics South Africa showed on Wednesday that headline consumer inflation rose for the second month in a row in March, to 7.1 per cent year on ...

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  3. Unconstitutional Expropriation Bill must be rejected, IRR tells NCOP Unconstitutional Expropriation Bill must be rejected, IRR tells NCOP

    South Africa needs a new expropriation law, but the present Expropriation Bill is unconstitutional, undermines property rights, and poses enormous risks to the ...

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  4. Why the ‘unequal bargaining power’ argument against free choice is problematic - Politicsweb Why the ‘unequal bargaining power’ argument against free choice is problematic - Politicsweb

    Liberalism advances freedom of choice in all its manifestations. Any person must be allowed to make any decision they wish, provided this does not coercively ...

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  5. Curbing tender corruption: Separating economy and state – Martin van Staden - Biznews Curbing tender corruption: Separating economy and state – Martin van Staden - Biznews

    In 2020, Buddy Wells, a musician and MMT-enthusiast, wrote an article that, in broad terms, argues that South Africa’s pursuit of ‘neoliberal’ free-market ...

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  6. MICHAEL MORRIS: Maybe government, not capital, is the problem - Business Day MICHAEL MORRIS: Maybe government, not capital, is the problem - Business Day

    After ANC political education head David Makhura implored “capital” to “come to the party” last week (in order, he seemed to suggest, to ensure that the ...

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  7. SAA privatisation bid fails: How political rifts stall reform efforts – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews SAA privatisation bid fails: How political rifts stall reform efforts – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews

    Almost three years ago, when the government said it would partially sell off state-owned South African Airways (SAA), it appeared that the vice-like grip of ...

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  8. Jobs: IRR agrees with Malema – we need a plan Jobs: IRR agrees with Malema – we need a plan

    While it is too soon to expect an uptick in jobs on the strength of the political partnership that is the government of national unity (GNU), 100 days into the ...

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  9. MPC focus on economic growth underlines SA’s choice: growth or poverty – IRR MPC focus on economic growth underlines SA’s choice: growth or poverty – IRR

    The IRR welcomes the unveiling this week of the Multi-Party Charter’s (MPC) economic policy proposal that puts economic growth front and centre of this year’s ...

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  10. High court rules ‘certificates of need’ unconstitutional, again: Ivo Vegter - Biznews High court rules ‘certificates of need’ unconstitutional, again: Ivo Vegter - Biznews

    High Court ruling reconfirms that the Health Act’s “Certificates of Need” are unconstitutional and draws a line in the sand.

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