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  1. @Liberty – The rise and fall of Eskom – and how to fix it now @Liberty – The rise and fall of Eskom – and how to fix it now

    18 March 2015 – South Africa’s precarious electricity supply presents a national crisis. The desperate shortage of electricity is crippling our economy. ...

    Located in IRR Publications / @Liberty
  2. A stealth tax, not a health tax

    The cash-strapped South African government needs to bring in more revenue but is reluctant overtly to raise the VAT rate, which would unleash a political ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  3. A strategic intelligence estimate of the current socio-political and economic environment: South Africa

    A strategic report by the Centre for Risk Analysis at the IRR on how the leadership race in the African National Congress (ANC) is likely to conclude and what ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  4. A Trim Down Approach for South Africa: Getting SMME's, the economy, and the country into a state of recovery A Trim Down Approach for South Africa: Getting SMME's, the economy, and the country into a state of recovery

    16 April 2020 – This report recommends that government immediately adopts a ‘trim down’ approach as a way both to manage the risks of Covid-19 and to avoid ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  5. Born free but still in chains: South Africa’s first post-apartheid generation

    Born frees, people born after 1990, will increasingly become more involved in violent protests, and abandon democratic institutions, due to ongoing political ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  6. Control of inflation one of SA's successes | FreeFACTS December 2024 Control of inflation one of SA's successes | FreeFACTS December 2024

    This edition of FreeFACTS looks at South Africa’s inflation over the last few decades and argues that it is one of the country’s post-apartheid successes to ...

    Located in IRR Publications / FreeFACTS
  7. Digging For Development: The mining industry in South Africa and its role in socio-economic development

    In December 2012 the Embassy of Sweden commissioned the South African Institute of Race Relations (IRR) to investigate the socio-economic circumstances of ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  8. Economic Empowerment for the Disadvantaged

    23 July 2018 - The latest report from the Institute of Race Relations makes the case for thorough-going reform of South Africa’s approach to empowerment, ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
  9. Education: Empower Excellence, Beat Back Poverty Education: Empower Excellence, Beat Back Poverty

    '#WhatSACanBe: 100 days to get SA back on track' is a series of nine short papers each focusing on a key policy area. Taken together, these papers offer a ...

    Located in IRR Publications / #WhatSACanBe
  10. Empowering the State, Impoverishing the People Empowering the State, Impoverishing the People

    20 June 2018 – ‘Empowering the State, Impoverishing the People’ is a report the IRR today released in Washington in the United States to advance its campaign ...

    Located in IRR Publications / Occasional Reports
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