Articles
Economic freedom is impossible without sacrosanct property rights
Property rights are the foundation of economic freedom because they secure the rewards of individual effort.
10 March 2025
Property rights are the foundation of economic freedom because they secure the rewards of individual effort.
Race-based policies aimed at empowerment have, instead, entrenched inefficiency and mediocrity.
Mauritius demonstrates how economic freedom can help create a thriving education system.
The education system, already failing to prepare learners, feeds into a labour system that keeps them unemployed. It is a vicious cycle that must be broken.
Envy has become a guiding principle in much of our politics and policymaking, not to inspire progress but to punish success.
When government policies interfere in the discovery process, they prevent solutions to problems from emerging.
The unchecked authority of the Competition Commission has contributed to South Africa’s economic stagnation.
This ruling sets a dangerous precedent by blocking a technology that could improve food security in South Africa.
A wealth tax does not create opportunity; instead, it discourages wealth creation, investment, and economic activity.
Prosperity comes from empowering individuals, not from expanding government control or giving more power to politicians.
