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This dedicated section of our website housing historical content, articles, reports, and publications. With a legacy spanning over 50 years, the FMF’s archive includes material dating back to our founding in 1975.
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The Free Market Foundation (FMF) impresses upon the 115 CEOs – who recently ‘pledged’ to help ‘build the country’ – the dire necessity for them
SA is not heading in the right direction.
When Pedro Mzileni started his Sowetan column (‘The Boksburg tragedy points to the destructive role of capitalism in mining’) with, ‘17 black people were confirmed
Regulations and rules are not necessarily bad things; it all depends on what they do and how they are enforced.
Recently the very well meaning, but economically uninformed, Oxfam made a statement on Twitter.
SA drivers and, thanks to the woes of Transnet, the broader SA public fund the Road Accident Fund (RAF).
In the coming days, African liberal minds will be assembling in the ‘Mother City’ to trade ideas on a variety of strategies for effective liberal
Ideas, concretised into policy to which the various political parties subscribe, have consequences.
Nearly 2,000 years ago, a six-day fire devastated Rome, leaving half the city’s population homeless and destroying 70% of its buildings.
As with the bosomy among the fairer sex, big government inevitably stimulates public interest and invites frenetic courtship and unrelenting pursuit.
