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#RightToOwn: ensuring a prosperous future

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Countless opinion pieces, briefing memos, and explainers have been drafted on the Expropriation Act since its assent on 20 December 2024, even despite the assent

Breaching the line: beyond racial empowerment

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Over the past month, something has started to shift in South Africa. More and more people are questioning whether race-based policies like Black Economic Empowerment

Municipalities, do your duty

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Budget 2025, with the drama surrounding it, is all the rage these days. With the Government of National Unity on the ropes, let’s keep talking

Read the Budget: it’s your money

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“South Africa could come to a standstill,” I wrote in August last year, after the Appropriation Bill was passed by Parliament. Not until days before

A BIG mess: Social Grants and Public Employment

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There is one thing the ANC has been consistent about over the years: their commitment to ensuring that millions of South Africans stay reliant on

South Africa’s Youth: A #WhatSACanBe opportunity

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Congratulations to the matric class of 2024. Theirs is an achievement many South African children only hope to attain, but even for these matriculants, what

SA’s water crisis: small towns dry up, too

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National government, provincial governments and municipalities are not only fooling the public, they are also fooling themselves. While Gauteng’s water crisis – no longer looming

Competition – the backbone of economic freedom

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Many of South Africa’s problems can be laid at the foot of our state-owned entities (SOEs). Over the past ten years, the South African Government

#WhatSACanBe: An Energy Powerhouse

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Eskom and the government recently celebrated one-hundred-and-sixty days without loadshedding. With a more reliable electricity supply than in recent years − attributed to better and

#WhatSACanBe: Enabling excellent education

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The time for an unequal education system must come to an end. With a new minister in charge of basic education for the first time