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@Liberty - A new Expropriation Bill by another name

25 February 2014 - Media coverage of the Promotion and Protection of Investment Bill of 2013 (the Investment Bill) has focused on its role in replacing South ...

@Liberty - Back to the drawing board on mining law

4 October 2016

@Liberty - Capitalism, Caviar, and the Battle of Ideas - no6

17 April 2014 - South Africa’s private sector makes a larger contribution to the country than is usually acknowledged. Apart from investment, growth, jobs, and ...

@Liberty - Critical Race Theory & Race-Based Policy: A threat to Liberal Democracy

17 May 2021 – This report analyses Critical Race Theory and its role in buttressing race-based policy, reveals how it is at odds with what most South Africans ...

@Liberty - Deep and dangerous: Health and safety in our mines

The latest @Liberty report from the IRR (Institute of Race Relations) – “Deep and Dangerous: Health and Safety in Our Mines” – seeks to explain the current ...

@Liberty - Delivering on ‘radical’ change, if not on growth or jobs

26 March 2014 - In August 2012 the Cabinet adopted the National Development Plan (NDP) as South Africa’s policy blueprint from now until 2030.

@Liberty - Economic Freedom - The Key to Prosperity

14 October 2014 - True economic freedom stimulates investment and employment. It makes for faster economic growth and increased prosperity for all, including ...

@Liberty - Electoral Reform in South Africa: The Time Has Come

29 September 2020 - This report examines the question of electoral reform in South Africa. It provides an overview of the recent debate around electoral reform ...

@Liberty - From Last Grave at Dimbaza to three tiny graves at Bloemhof

24 June 2014 - By a strange coincidence the Sunday Times on 8th June published an obituary of Nana Mahomo at almost the same time as the South African ...

@Liberty - Give all pupils school vouchers worth R12 000 each!

9 September 2014 - South Africa should introduce a comprehensive system of educational vouchers to level the educational playing field, says the IRR (Institute ...