Employment Equity Commission dodges IRR questions on race
The Commission on Employment Equity (CEE) has avoided detailed questions on racial classification put to it by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). In August,
Now is time to fix SA’s electoral system, IRR says
South Africa must have a new electoral system in place before voters next go to the polls, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). The
Private-public partnerships key to fixing infrastructure, spurring growth – IRR
If the GNU is serious about getting the economy growing and improving the quality of life of all South Africans, it must address the country’s
#WhatSACanBe: An Energy Powerhouse
Eskom and the government recently celebrated one-hundred-and-sixty days without loadshedding. With a more reliable electricity supply than in recent years − attributed to better and
IRR recommends steps to ensure “cheap, reliable” electricity
Adopting a no-holds-barred approach to ending load-shedding and ensuring South Africans have access to cheap, reliable electricity is the thrust of the ninth and final
Need for fresh ideas signalled by low-growth forecasts, says IRR
Without fresh thinking, South Africa will remain a low-growth environment, unable to defeat unemployment and poverty, warns the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) This follows
Four things the GNU should do to save health care – IRR
President Cyril Ramaphosa and health minister Aaron Motsoaledi could remove the risks posed by the National Health Insurance (NHI) Act if they allowed low-cost medical
School and parental autonomy critical to education solutions, says IRR
Strengthening rather than weakening school governing bodies is essential to efficient school governance, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). In a statement, the IRR
IRR asks non-ANC Ministers where they stand on race classification
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) is asking non-ANC Ministers in the Government of National Unity (GNU) where they stand on race-based laws in their
Schooling voucher scheme key step in “breaking the cycle of poverty” – IRR
Giving parents more scope in getting the best education for their children would be an “important step in breaking the cycle of poverty and building