The impact for consumers and the economy in terms of access to new technologies, quality of service and the price of data, is significant.
Let’s get real about SAA. In among the hype, speculation about the new CEO and board, the latest of 9 turn around plans, Gigaba’s talk of local and international strategic equity partners and of “saving SAA”, there is a blindingly obvious elephant –
We trust this letter is in time to influence your Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on 25 October with regard to SAA.
Parys, 04 October 2017 – In a powerful initiative to extend home ownership to more underprivileged South Africans,
One day before the default deadline on 30 September, government used R3bn of taxpayers hard earned money to bailout SAA…
“Where people are free to pursue their own opportunities and make their own choices, they lead more prosperous, happier and healthier lives,” said Fred McMahon, Dr. Michael A. Walker Research Chair in Economic Freedom with the Fraser Institute.
Who is fooling whom? Government seems to have lost the plot over SAA.
On 22 June 2017, Parliament passed the Financial Sector Regulation Bill (FSRB), which introduces the Twin Peaks regulatory system.
#DataMustFall campaigners are guilty of cherry-picking to make a point that is set to undermine one of post-apartheid’s few success stories.
South Africa’s democracy is founded on the “supremacy of the constitution and rule of law.”
