Expropriation Bill’s ‘grave flaws’ warrant rethink – IRR
‘(Grave) flaws in the public participation process and constitutional inconsistencies’ ought to compel President Cyril Ramaphosa to send the Expropriation Bill back to Parliament for
FSU SA cautiously welcomes abolition of criminal defamation
The Freedom of Speech Union of South Africa has cautiously welcomed the abolition of criminal defamation in South Africa but is concerned that its repeal
Curro ‘racism’ about-turn welcome – IRR
The Gauteng Department of Education’s ‘embarrassing about-face’ on a supposed racist incident at a Curro school ‘serves as a welcome affirmation that stirring racial antagonism
Don’t sign ‘unconstitutional’ Expropriation Bill into law, IRR to urge Ramaphosa
Weakening property rights will end any chance of South Africa becoming a prosperous society, warns the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). The warning comes as
Expropriation Bill risks striking ‘deathblow’ to SA’s chances of economic recovery – IRR
If President Cyril Ramaphosa signs the Expropriation Bill into law, it is sure to ‘strike a deathblow to South Africa’s chances of economic recovery’, the
Polling confirms popular support for pro-growth drive – IRR
Recent polling by the Brenthurst Foundation underlines ‘years of IRR polling and research showing the need − and popular support − for a new pro-growth
IRR wants to meet Godongwana, Treasury on tax-cut proposals
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has invited the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, and senior National Treasury officials to hear its proposal for tax
Follow Sygnia’s Wierzycka in opposing prescribed assets, IRR urges financial sector
South Africa’s financial and asset management sector should follow the lead of Sygnia Ltd CEO and co-founder Magda Wierzycka ‘against the ANC’s reheated attempt to
Cutting VAT would benefit poorest to tune of R31 billion – IRR report
If the government followed the IRR’s advice and cut VAT to 11.5%, the initial benefit would include leaving R31 billion in the pockets of the
Vote in May for #WhatSACanBe, IRR urges South Africans
This year’s national and provincial elections will be an opportunity for South Africans ‘to choose growth over poverty’, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR).