The Mpumalanga communities of Bethal and Emzinoni have experienced grave deficiencies relating to their water supply, and deserve urgent relief, says the Institute of Race

South Africa’s multi-billion rand banking sector is at risk of being destabilised by the application of the newly signed Expropriation Act, “which is vague and

Expropriation without compensation (EWC) and threats to property rights are “the sort of threat that will hit South African trade where it hurts”, warns Institute

Removing threats to property rights and overcoming the “scourge of crime” that threatens property are two essentials to improving South Africa’s investment climate, as a

The passing of the Expropriation Act “will drive fixed investment down instead of up (and so) scuppers the country’s growth prospects and will lead to

In signing away the right of all South African citizens to securely own their own property – such as homes, businesses, and farms – President

Turning South Africa around “requires the government to adopt a single-minded focus on achieving much higher growth rates, without which the many ills plaguing the

IRR Legal, a division of the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), warns that “(t)urning the pursuit of profit into a de facto crime, as the

In signing the Expropriation Bill into law, President Cyril Ramaphosa “has armed the state with a powerfully intrusive instrument against the property rights of all

There is “no acceptable reason” for the government not to relieve businesses of all sizes “of the burdens that race policy imposes”, says the Institute