Street traders are not a problem to be managed. They are entrepreneurs creating value under difficult conditions. South Africa should make it easier, not harder, for them to trade.
Blaming immigrants for unemployment, crime and failing public services may be politically convenient, but it will not solve South Africa’s problems
These are matters that deserve serious consideration. However, they also demand analytical precision, intellectual consistency and a degree of caution commensurate with their sensitivity.
Fuel not only keeps our economy chugging but enables all South Africans to work and live
What we learned from those examples is that countries that shut themselves off become poorer and less developed than everyone else.
This is just one step towards fixing Home Affairs, but it is definitely a step in the right direction.
Low Taxes, Less Regulation Lead Morocco to Become Africa’s Top Automobile Manufacturer.
The Business Licensing Bill adds a new layer of control in an environment that already discourages enterprise.
…it threatens democratic principles by bypassing consultation, granting unelected powers, and privileging foreign NGOs over local voices.
….the policy turned from a tool of justice into a system of legalised corruption.
Delayed judgments in South Africa, with over 220 judgments pending for more than six months, are eroding public trust in the judiciary and raising urgent calls for judicial reform.
The state, holding vast land assets, should transfer its property, in ownership, to deserving citizens. Under no circumstances should the state sit on land.
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