Not SABC’s role to decide merits of DA’s “burning flag” advertisement” – FSU SA

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It is “outrageous” that the SABC claims it is “mandated to promote nation building and that the (DA’s flag) advert goes against that spirit”, says

Alternative needed to failed BEE policy – IRR

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Since Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) “is clearly not succeeding” in meeting its stated objective of redressing apartheid wrongs, “alternative policies are needed to stimulate growth

Non-racial empowerment policy spelled out in new report – IRR 

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Far from helping South Africans, Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) has proved to be ‘one of the biggest obstacles to growth’, having ‘enriched an elite few

Expropriation Bill’s ‘grave flaws’ warrant rethink – IRR

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‘(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

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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

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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

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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

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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 

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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

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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