Put merit ahead of demographics – IRR
If the goal of policy on fishing rights and managing the fishing industry “is to promote economic growth, ecological sustainability, and job creation, merit must
All SA’s property rights threatened by move on rural landowners, IRR warns
Pressure must be brought to bear against the harmful aspects of the recently signed Communal Property Association (CPA) Amendment Act if the argument in favour
Latest blow to property rights hits hundreds of thousands of rural people – IRR
The latest legislative blow against property rights compels hundreds of thousands of property owners across rural South Africa to get “consent” from a state official
Public invited to use IRR app to hold municipalities to account
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has developed an app through which any breakdown in water infrastructure can be documented, and municipal officials alerted. The
Recognise the value of taxpayers, IRR urges Treasury
National Treasury must “recognise taxpayers as the engine of the economy and their continued presence, investment, and economic activity as essential for economic growth”. So
Investment critical to SA economy, democracy and society – IRR
Turning South Africa into an investment-attractive country is “an existential issue for (its) economy, its future as a constitutional democracy and its prospects for future
Attracting investment key to SA turnaround – new IRR report
South Africa’s long-term failure to attract sufficient investment is probably the most pressing strategic issue confronting the country – but it has the assets on
IRR launches online platform to help make municipalities accountable
With the collapse of South Africa’s water infrastructure reaching a crisis point nationally, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has launched an online platform to
IRR joins debate on whether minimum wage helps or hinders job creation
Is South Africa’s National Minimum Wage (NMW) the most harmful prohibition against unemployed work-seekers getting jobs in the world? This is the question at the
Some sound steps taken in meeting Gauteng water crisis, but more needed – IRR
Several measures now being implemented to avert the risk of Gauteng reaching Day Zero in its mounting water crisis align with recommendations advocated by the