Come clean on NHI, IRR urges Discovery
Discovery must come clean on where it stands on South Africa’s proposed National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme. This is the gist of a letter the
Ditch BEE for ‘pro-growth, non-racial policy alternatives’, IRR urges govt
Only by engaging in ‘frank discussions with key stakeholders, such as the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), that have formulated pro-growth, non-racial policy alternatives’ will
Race regulation the real problem in export permit saga – IRR
Confusion this week over the exact details of agricultural export permits for South Africa’s farming sector – prompting claims that criticism of the regulations was
Hate speech bill unconstitutional and unnecessary – FSU SA
South Africa’s Prevention and Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill is both unconstitutional and unnecessary, and should be ditched. So says the Free
Poor, rural LGBT people the most vulnerable – IRR report
South Africa’s progressive constitutional framework still chiefly benefits members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community who are lucky enough to live middle
IRR warns of EWC risk to SA’s AGOA access
South Africa’s Expropriation Bill – expected to be signed into law before the next election – ‘unambiguously violates “private property rights” in the universal sense
Bleak state of SA’s finances shows NHI to be ‘unfeasible’ – IRR
The bleak state of South Africa’s public finances, grimly portrayed in Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), shows why the government’s National
Seeking: Junior Graphic Designer
Do you have an eye for design and detail? The IRR is seeking a creative and enthusiastic junior graphic designer to join its comms team.
ANC support for Hamas indefensible – IRR
Statements by the African National Congress and the South African government, both of which ‘were quick to side with Hamas’ after dozens of Hamas gunmen
EWC bill poses ‘enormous risks’ to SA, IRR warns NCOP
South Africa needs a new expropriation law, but the present Expropriation Bill is unconstitutional, undermines property rights, and poses enormous risks to the country’s already