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  1. LETTER: Stop wealth being bestowed on a select handful - Business Day LETTER: Stop wealth being bestowed on a select handful - Business Day

    The terms John Dludlu uses in his defence of BEE are quite revealing as to why there has been such a reluctance among many in the political elite to ...

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  2. President Ramaphosa is driving fake transformation – IRR President Ramaphosa is driving fake transformation – IRR

    In his latest Letter from the Desk of the President, Cyril Ramaphosa correctly observed that (real) transformation and economic growth are not mutually ...

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  3. OPINION | Gabriel Crouse: BEE dialogue - the devil is in the details - News24 OPINION | Gabriel Crouse: BEE dialogue - the devil is in the details - News24

    Gabriel Crouse critiques the flawed phrasing of a question in an Ipsos poll on BEE premiums in public procurement. He proposes another scenario of which he is ...

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  4. MICHAEL MORRIS: Ramaphosa’s take on BEE is ‘off nominal’ at best, wrong at worst - Business Day MICHAEL MORRIS: Ramaphosa’s take on BEE is ‘off nominal’ at best, wrong at worst - Business Day

    Perhaps because I am not a rocket scientist, I heard for the first time only last week the surely prizeworthy euphemism that was relied on by one of the two ...

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  5. The true victims of BEE: How black South Africans were betrayed – Andrew Kenny The true victims of BEE: How black South Africans were betrayed – Andrew Kenny

    BEE has one purpose only, and that is to enrich the political elite. It has been brilliantly successful. The result of BEE exactly fulfills the intention: it ...

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  6. Persisting NDR policymaking blocking SA’s path to success – IRR Persisting NDR policymaking blocking SA’s path to success – IRR

    As long as current National Democratic Revolution (NDR) laws remain in place, South Africa “will battle to attract fixed investment, push up the growth rate, ...

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  7. GABRIEL CROUSE: This is how BEE has worsened joblessness - Business Day GABRIEL CROUSE: This is how BEE has worsened joblessness - Business Day

    Does BEE hurt employment? In a recent article Christopher Rutledge effectively said “no”, and called those who disagree with him “dishonest” protectors of ...

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  8. Letter: ANC’s silence over Malema’s rhetoric raises questions - Business Day Letter: ANC’s silence over Malema’s rhetoric raises questions - Business Day

    While I have been an energetic critic of President Cyril Ramaphosa and the destructive policy agenda he has presided over, I felt some sympathy for him facing ...

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  9. Malatsi’s pragmatic step welcomed, but bigger strides needed to unlock growth – IRR Malatsi’s pragmatic step welcomed, but bigger strides needed to unlock growth – IRR

    Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi’s decision to direct the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) to ...

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  10. Time to jettison the NDR ideology holding South Africa hostage Time to jettison the NDR ideology holding South Africa hostage

    US President Donald Trump has recently criticised two of South Africa’s domestic policies: the Expropriation Act of 2024 and race-based black economic ...

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