Malatsi’s directive on Starlink a “turning point” in SA’s BEE trajectory – IRR
If the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) “wants to promote inclusive growth in rural South Africa it can open the gates to Starlink
Structural policing reforms needed address economy-throttling crime – IRR
Crime will continue to throttle South Africa’s economy for as long as the belief persists that policing problems can be solved through short-term operations rather
Ditch idea that BEE is pro-black, anti-white – IRR
BEE will survive for as long as the idea persists that the policy is pro-black and anti-white. So says Institute of Race Relations (IRR) Fellow
Race still a feature in SA, but has “lost credibility as a political explanation” – IRR
Race still influences daily life in South Africa, but it no longer structures the electorate’s values or priorities. This is the key conclusion of the
IRR webinar tomorrow: what South Africans really think about race
Tomorrow’s webinar will unpack data from the latest polling by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), which implicitly repudiates the stoking of racial divisions by
How to stimulate growth and help poor “in meaningful ways” – IRR webinar tomorrow
In a webinar tomorrow morning, Dr Anthea Jeffery, Head of Policy Research at the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) will spell out details of the
Alternative to BEE “vital” – IRR
A practical alternative to BEE which stands to “stimulate growth and help empower the poor in meaningful ways” is available in the Economic Empowerment for
The Citizen guilty of “unprofessionalism” in “bad faith” treatment of IRR statement
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) says The Citizen newspaper failed to live up to the “well-established principles of a right of reply” in its
Most South Africans share “deracialised, pragmatic set of national priorities” – IRR
Consistent responses across all racial groups in polling by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) provide “striking confirmation that the overwhelming majority of South Africans
Polling results on selecting sports teams a “repudiation” of race-based approach – IRR
Institute of Race Relations (IRR) polling data show that nearly all South Africans from across all communities – 92% – want national sports teams to