Corene Conradie, the Eastern Cape Coordinator of Gift of the Givers told BizNews that 80% of people in the Eastern Cape lived in poverty and below the breadline.
The ANC’s spokesperson in Gauteng, Tshikani Reckson Hasani, shocked with calls to close the French embassy and dismiss French companies.
The policies adopted by the government have either done nothing to stop poverty or made it worse while simultaneously increasing inequality.
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis is wheeling people to buy electricity from each other. Every roof becomes a micro-power station, a micro-enterprise.
Is South Africa making the same mistake as Malaysia regarding the failing affirmative action policies that seem only to escalate costs?
Ramaphosa’s celebration and bragging of the rapid rise in South Africans’ dependency on social grants to make a living sparks grave concern.
Shawn Hagedorn expands on how the ANC distracts us from practical solutions for the country by focusing on unattainable ideological indulgences.
In this piece by Andrew Kenny, he argues that the minimum wage is a key factor in increasing poverty and unemployment.
Economist Dawie Roodt said to grow the economy is simple and straightforward but politics is standing in the way of good economic policies. “Our political problems are not going to be resolved before the general election in 2024,” he said.
We need to redouble our efforts to explain the evils not only of socialism, but also of state-capitalism, cronyism, big government and inflationary monetary policy.