Time running out to stop EWC, IRR warns

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South Africans have a little more than a month to convince Members of Parliament serving on the Portfolio Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure to

IRR launches new drive against EWC

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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) is launching a new drive against against Expropriation without Compensation (EWC), this time in the guise of the Expropriation

Blinken urged to speak up on EWC

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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has urged US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to ‘offer clear warnings against the erosion of private property rights

IRR questions banks on where they stand on EWC

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‘Are you willing to unapologetically join the IRR in its campaign to ensure that the property rights and the financial interests of your clients are

EWC illuminates stark choice facing ANC – IRR

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The stark choice facing the ANC is to ‘reconnect with the values of ordinary South Africans, or to continue its drift towards racial Marxism as

Sisulu’s schools proposal puts non-racialism principle at risk – IRR

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Minister of Tourism and ANC Social Transformation Committee chair Lindiwe Sisulu’s call for race quotas at all schools poses a threat to South Africa’s founding

Scrap BEE as part of power crisis plan – IRR

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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s plan to tackle load-shedding will not be nearly enough to address South Africa’s power-generation crisis if it stops short of scrapping BEE

IRR seeks role in Zuma medical parole case

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The legal team representing the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has applied to serve as a friend of the court, or amicus curiae, to the

Cut fuel tax to curb inflation, IRR urges government

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The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has warned that increasing interest rates ‘will not be enough to slow price hikes if business remains shackled by

Sustaining non-racialism crucial to democratic accountability – IRR

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In any constitutional democracy, failing governments must ultimately be held to account by the citizenry, and this requires persevering in upholding non-racialism, says the Institute