Policing reforms needed to make real difference in South Africans’ lives, says IRR
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has urged the Government of National Unity (GNU) to “use its political capital to start introducing critical reforms on
IRR launches papers series as pro-growth roadmap
South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) must use its political capital “to start introducing changes that make a real difference in South Africans’ lives”,
IRR applauds Ramaphosa for reinforcing non-racism, warns of alternative
Left unchallenged, the “sinister legitimacy that race-baiting has acquired over decades” stands as a threat to “the cooperation across borders of race, ethnicity and political
#WhatSACanBe: United in growth we stand, divided by race we fall
South Africa is a crossroads. The Government of National Unity has taken the public by storm, an expression of South Africa’s willingness to see change
Clarify GNU’s stance on property rights, IRR urges Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s acknowledgement in last week’s Opening of Parliament speech that property rights are key to economic success is to be welcomed, but clarity
IRR warns of costs of “unconstitutional” Public Procurement Act
The Public Procurement Act which President Cyril Ramaphosa has just signed into law incentivises corrupt rent-seeking in government spending in the economy of over R1
FSU SA joins global free speech campaign
Defending the right to free speech “in the Anglosphere and beyond” is the overarching objective of the International Association of Free Speech Unions (IAFSU), of
Ramaphosa must tell SA country is “aiming for economic growth” – IRR
There is one simple message President Cyril Ramaphosa must give the nation today and that is that the country is aiming for economic growth, says
Clarity needed on NHI, IRR urges GNU
Now is the time for clarity on NHI, which “remains one of the biggest unknown factors in the GNU’s plans for South Africa”, says the
“Laser-like focus” on growth more important than size of cabinet – IRR
In the absence of a “laser-like focus” on growth, merely reducing the size of the “bloated” Government of National Unity (GNU) cabinet will do little