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EFF hate speech appeal: ‘Protect equality before the law’, says FMF
The FMF has entered the fray as a friend of the court in the matter, in an effort to stand up for equality before the
4 September 2023
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30 August 2023
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This government is not to be taken seriously on electricity
‘Government’ is a serious concept. Related theories of public utilities, the commons, and privatisation are similarly serious and nuanced.
25 August 2023
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23 August 2023
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What would a BRICS currency mean for SA?
The United States’ global political and economic dominance may be shrinking.
17 August 2023
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Multi-party talks: SA’s future depends on embracing the free market, limited govt – FMF
An open market economy means greater levels of choice for ordinary South Africans, much more competitiveness and market-based solutions, including deregulation of the economy and
17 August 2023
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Competition Commission is killing the golden goose
The Competition Commission’s final report on the Online Intermediation Platforms Market Inquiry makes it clear that the destructive regulatory interference for which the commission has
16 August 2023
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ANC/SAKP-regering nie só onbekwaam, as sy sosialistiese doelwit in ag geneem word nie
Talle mense bly vandag verbyster oor die African National Congress (ANC) se vernietiging van Suid-Afrika.
15 August 2023
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Q2 job stats: Overregulation, low economic growth to blame as SA continues to bleed jobs
South Africa’s ongoing joblessness crisis has two causes.
15 August 2023
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Vagrant ‘traffic wardens’ and the false comfort of the commons
Although not immediately obvious, much of the collapse of service delivery we experience today can be traced back to society’s decision to ‘socialise’ the ownership
14 August 2023
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‘Trying to comply with the Competition Commission is a fool’s errand’: FMF response to Vodacom merger
The Competition Commission has recommended that the proposed merger between Vodacom and Maziv be prohibited.
11 August 2023