Zakhele Mthembu
Zakhele Mthembu is a law graduate from the University of Witwatersrand and is a legal researcher at the Free Market Foundation. He has a deep love for Africa and advocates for using the flame of liberty to improve the lives of its people. He is inspired by the ancient papyrus text, the Tale of the Eloquent Peasant.
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Capacitating the criminal justice system a must
With South Africa having one of the highest violent crime rates in the world, the government needs to place more focus on the security and
Fresh Produce Market Inquiry has shades of central planning
The Competition Commission is back in the news again, this time trying to unironically legislate ‘competition’ into being. The final terms of reference for the
Laws and exclusion
Law has been used as an instrument of terror towards indigenous South Africans. The terrorism that saw the displacement of aboriginal Black South Africans and
What does Competition Law in South Africa seek to achieve?
The objectives sought by a particular piece of legislation are usually set out in the preamble. Yet, what happens when a law has multiple objectives
The absurdity of racialism
Living in South Africa, it is impossible to escape the raison d’être of Verwoerd and his ilk, decades after their death and 25 years into