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NHI remains uncosted and unaffordable – IRR

South Africans should be deeply alarmed that the National Assembly this week approved the NHI Bill without knowing how much it will cost.

Will non-ANC Ministers continue to tolerate race classification? – IRR

The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) is continuing its campaign against race classification by asking non-ANC Ministers in the Government of National Unity ...

Draft regulations a threat to jobs - Post

THE Department of Employment and Labour's Draft Employment Equity Regulations for the private sector are unconstitutional and threaten jobs if implemented.

Letter: Race-based policies have failed — why implement them again?

Stats SA’s latest unemployment statistics show clearly that the government is failing dismally to address the severe unemployment crisis SA has faced for more ...

No fix for the schooling crisis under the BELA Bill – IRR

‘The Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill of 2022, now before the National Council of Provinces for adoption, cannot fix the current schooling crisis and ...

Nonracialism is key for parties to make political gains - Post

If President Cyril Ramaphosa’s criticism of the ‘weakening’ of non-racialism in the ANC is an acknowledgement of the governing party’s error in veering from ...

The future of work: Motivated African workers on the rise – Hagedorn - Biznews

Western media and academia express so much anti-Westernism that they seem unable to acknowledge that Western consumers are essential to expanding good jobs for ...

IRR challenges overreach into community schemes as BEE looms as key 2024 issue

The IRR has over recent weeks written to prominent stakeholders in the community schemes economic sector about the concerning remarks by Minister of Human ...

GABRIEL CROUSE | Finance minister should disclose BEE premiums - TimesLIVE

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana is scheduled to deliver the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on October 30, a potential watershed moment. This ...

UK’s immigration panic: History repeats itself in 2023 debate – Andrew Kenny - Biznews

Fifty-seven years ago, the British Labour Party government panicked over black immigration to Britain. It passed the 1968 Commonwealth Immigration Act. An ...