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Why government-led job creation won’t fix unemployment
Despite all its programmes and claims of success, the state still has over 30% of its working population unemployed.
24 March 2026
Despite all its programmes and claims of success, the state still has over 30% of its working population unemployed.
Beyond the fact that the prime rate was admittedly developed with the involvement of the SARB, free markets make cartels nearly impossible to sustain.
Individualism centres on the capacity of the individual to make decisions that shape their destiny, whatever form it may take.
The South African government appears never to have fully understood the rationale behind SEZs.
By aiming for any inflation above 0%, the SARB is acting contrary to the Constitution.
Exempt the unemployed from the cause of their unemployment: labour laws.
Without this cultural transformation, the prospects for successful change become increasingly dim.
The freedom to express oneself does not mean that what others express will necessarily be acceptable to you as an individual reader or to society at large.
The state should, as far as possible, bring the power of the security apparatus and the criminal justice system closer to the people.