IRR welcomes shift in telecoms regulatory regime – but says more needed
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) yesterday welcomed the announcement that Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi had directed the Independent Communications Authority
Oval Office “provocation” highlights unignorable domestic priorities – IRR
Now is the time for the ANC in the GNU “to decide what to make of the discomfiting attention of the Trump administration” and whether
Should staff be fired for refusing to self-classify by race, IRR asks consultants
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) is challenging ten employment equity consulting firms across South Africa to state publicly whether or not they will “advise
ANC “out of step” with own supporters’ policy preferences – IRR poll
ANC government policies are out of step with the preferences of notable majorities – 65% to 79% − of self-identified ANC supporters. This is one
What SA wants – IRR polling results
South Africans “want policies and politics that unlock job creation, reward merit, hunt for every cent of value, safeguard what people own, and put real
IRR polling shows what voters think policy priorities should be
New polling insights into what South Africans believe would be the most effective approaches to empowerment, economic growth, and service delivery will be released in
IRR to ask firms about costs of race, sex-based “equity” targets
What are the costs to consumers of compliance with the race- and sex-based employment equity “targets” introduced last month? This is the question the Institute
Don’t miss this debate on property rights and expropriation law
Makone Maja, Strategic Engagements Manager at the Institute of Race Relations, will be joining a webinar discussion today on “land rights after the Expropriation Act”,
IRR asks universities: will you appoint on merit, or by race, sex quotas?
When the Employment Equity Amendment Act’s reporting period begins on 1 September, “will your university demonstrate that it appointed the best candidates available – or
IRR to ask SA universities to spell out where they stand on race
Will South Africa’s universities “forcibly (classify) their staff by race”, should individuals decline to self-classify when the government’s newly gazetted Employment Equity Sectoral Numerical Targets