With pro-growth policy, SA would be ‘unrecognisable’ in decade or two – Endres
With the right policies in place to get the economy growing, South Africa ‘would be unrecognisable in a decade or two and be much happier
IRR paper makes case for ‘putting growth at core of government policy’
Putting economic growth at the core of government policy as the most effective way to turn the tide on South Africa’s problems, from unemployment to
Auditor-General underscores alarm over government’s weak financial management – IRR
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) says the Auditor-General has come to ‘the same conclusion as the IRR – the government simply cannot control its
‘Unachievable’ EFF economic policy promises must be challenged, says new IRR report
Neither the EFF’s policy arguments nor their fundamental underpinnings should flippantly be dismissed, cautions Ivo Vegter, author of the latest IRR report, The 7 Economic
Corruption prosecutions ‘just painkillers where surgery is needed’, says IRR
Prosecuting the corrupt is vital, but will not be enough to end corruption in South Africa, warns the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). Says Hermann
SA’s ties with ‘authoritarian regimes and terrorist organisations’ causing unease in US, IRR warns
The ANC government ‘is unnecessarily imperilling South Africa’s good relationship with the United States by choosing to side with autocratic governments that abuse human rights,
Cut VAT, fuel levy and end preferential procurement, IRR urges Godongwana
Cutting VAT from 15% to 11.5%, reducing the fuel levy, and ending preferential procurement are among measures the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) will be
JSC members’ flawed reasoning and phoney criteria a threat to the rule of law – IRR
The flawed reasoning and phoney criteria on the part of some members of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) in their deliberations on the suitability of
IRR highlights risks of demonising farmers through sloppy reporting
Media misrepresentation of the accused in a recent alleged assault case as ‘farmers’ ‘perpetuates a dangerously negative stereotype and could contribute to further divisions and
ANC’s election strategy ‘regime-change’ claims call for vigilance – FSU SA
The Free Speech Union of SA (FSU SA) has urged South Africans to be vigilant in monitoring ANC claims about a ‘fightback’ or ‘regime change