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Tobacco Bill’s command-and-control creep threatens rational governance rights
This Bill marks a dangerous acceleration of command-and-control policymaking.
17 September 2025
This Bill marks a dangerous acceleration of command-and-control policymaking.
It certainly does nothing to assist business whether small, medium or large.
An independent judiciary is not a democratic anomaly. It is a fundamental democratic necessity.
In an era in which global financial centres compete not only on tax regimes and capital flows but on regulatory quality and agility, the country must adapt or cede advantage.
A most grievous impact of B-BBEE has been its role in hollowing out the capacity of the public sector.
This article was first published by Stellenbosch Monitor on 5 June 2025 After over thirty years of failed policy initiatives, South Africa’s ongoing struggle with joblessness, inequality
Dual citizens frequently act as bridges between countries, facilitating trade, investment, and remittances.
The American experience prompts a critical reflection for South Africa
Private property rights provide the legal and moral foundation that link effort to reward.
Politicians must be transparent with their constituents, offering a clear and honest roadmap of how land will be allocated.