In memoriam Charles Simkins
The Helen Suzman Foundation has received news of the death of Charles Simkins, who was head of research at the Foundation, a position he had held for 8 years.
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SCA’s Zuma judgment shows “court will not bow or bend before the powerful” – HSF reacts
The Supreme Court of Appeal has upheld a decision of the High Court in Pretoria that the release of Jacob Zuma on medical parole by former Correctional Services commissioner Arthur Fraser was illegal, invalid and unconstitutional. The Helen Suzman Foundation reacts.
Mandatory NPO registrations opens door for “govt interference and politicisation” – HSF
The Helen Suzman Foundation is concerned by two pieces of legislation the government is aiming to push through as it seeks to comply with recommendations of the FATF to avoid greylisting.
🔒 Boardroom Talk: HSF shoots its Bain arrow at a DOJ bullseye that most others appear to have missed
The HSF’s new director Nicole Fritz nudges the US Department of Justice to simply do its job and investigate Boston-based Bain & Co.
Forcing Zimbabweans to leave SA is a heartless decision
In April 2009, Cabinet created the Dispensation of Zimbabweans Project which afforded asylum to nationals fleeing their own crises.
ANC hunkers down, victimising foreigners – Ivo Vegter
The ANC knows it is in trouble. Voters are facing unprecedented loadshedding, fuel prices, unemployment, and price inflation.
How world sees SA: ANC pressure cooker heats up on Sisulu’s outburst
Lindiwe Sisulu, whose calculated early head-to-head with Ramaphosa, has garnered her probably the most attention ever in her nearly 28 years of cabinet postings.
Mandatory vaccines: The debate continues – Matthew Kruger
Research Fellow Matthew Kruger recently penned a thought-provoking piece on mandatory vaccines. Naturally, it has stimulated debate.
Unpacking the constitutionality of mandatory vaccines – Matthew Kruger
The Research Fellow at the Helen Suzman Foundation joined BizNews to discuss mandatory vaccines – a hot topic of late in the Covid-19 sphere.
A life of freedom: Mandatory vaccines and mocking the dead – Matthew Kruger
Whatever the wisdom of a policy mandating vaccines, Kruger argues it is a shared narcissistic disgust of others that motivates the present move towards it.