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Public boycott of SABC TV licence fees looks set to continue for years
The Broadcasting Act imposes onerous duties on the Corporation.
17 September 2024
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The Broadcasting Act imposes onerous duties on the Corporation.
The Rule of Law requires laws to be clear and predictable.
Excessive state interference and bureaucracy in private economic affairs undermines economic growth and should be undone.
The draft bill requires a licensed financial institution to conduct its business “in a manner that promotes transformation.”
The government is failing to involve public in law-drafting process.
The BEE Act violate the Rule of Law, in being unclear and unintelligible except to the army of consultants and advisers it has spawned.
The Rule of Law requires compliance by the state with its obligations in international law which, whether deriving from treaty or international custom and practice, governs the conduct of nations.
If even the government department entrusted with “custodianship” of land believes that full, private ownership is the answer, dare we delay?
Only true, full, privatisation can serve as an antidote to the ailments of South Africa’s SOEs.
The FMF’s pro-small business recommendations for financial regulation.