South Africa needs nothing less than bold reforms capable of giving citizens a realistic chance of getting ahead through much faster economic growth, increased employment, effective socio-economic empowerment, and a

Making empowerment criteria mandatory for residential complexes – recently mooted by Minister for Human Settlements Mmamoloko Kubayi – would be another effective tax, the equivalent

Race-based employment policies ‘will be on the ballot next year’ when it can be expected that South Africans will judge the ANC government on its

Non-racial, pro-growth policy options will form the substance of a written statement which the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) will be submitting to the forthcoming

By ‘weaponising’ the Competition Commission in a ‘sustained campaign hostile to entrepreneurship, enterprise, and the free market’, the ANC government is undermining the ‘key catalysts

South Africans desire to be led to a better future, but no leader at present has shown the ability to step into this role. This

South Africa’s ‘greatest opportunity for the future’ is to be found ‘in its innovative and resilient private sector and civil society, which are solving problems

There has ‘arguably not been a better time’ in democratic South Africa to ‘popularise the right ideas’ and advance ‘individual freedom, civil liberties, the rule

New draft water-use regulations that would subject water licences to strict racial quotas ‘reflect a deeply deficient process, and are in any event ultra vires

South Africa’s failure to reform – and save the country, and especially its immiserated poor, from joblessness, stalling growth and widespread governance failure – can