How will SA’s electricity problems ever be solved?
The best possible electricity supply for a country is through a well-run state electricity company, which we had before 1990.
The best possible electricity supply for a country is through a well-run state electricity company, which we had before 1990.
Affirmative action is for other people. Nobody believes in affirmative action for the services they receive, only for the services other people receive.
A sizable chunk of relief funds meant to revive businesses destroyed by the July riots has been reserved for black business owners only.
Once upon a time Jacob Zuma said the ANC would rule “until Jesus comes” and the line has always been funny, but the joke changed.
According to Keith Bryer, the recently expanded, all-powerful BEE legislation and the incipient NHI will be the undoing of SA.
If the NCOP nevertheless adopts the Employment Equity Amendment Bill, President Cyril Ramaphosa must step into the breach and refuse to sign it into law.
European businesses are hesitant to invest in SA in the face of poorly run utilities and cumbersome BEE laws.
Institute of Race Relations policy chief Anthea Jeffery paints a comforting picture here. She contends that what Gwede Mantashe is doing is illegal and unconstitutional on just about every point you care to name.
South African mining companies aren’t required to top up black ownership levels if they’ve previously met the minimum requirements, a court ruled.