Liberty First
FMF 2026 submission on national minimum wage adjustment
The FMF recommends that no upwards adjustment be made and that solving unemployment take centre stage.
4 September 2026
The FMF recommends that no upwards adjustment be made and that solving unemployment take centre stage.
Educational transformation should not come at the expense of institutional autonomy and educational excellence.
FMF Policy Agenda Summary The Basic Education Laws Amendment Act (BELA Act) represents one of the most significant reforms to South Africa’s basic education governance
Legislation cannot rewrite a constitutional standard that a proposed constitutional amendment was unable to change.
The Government of National Unity is operating on borrowed time, and must now choose liberty and accountability over continued failure.
Bitcoin is ‘freedom money’, and as an organisation that cares about promoting and defending freedom, we see great promise in Bitcoin
Safeguard the value of South Africans’ hard-earned money from state failure and overreach.
The national minimum wage and rigid hiring and dismissal rules have become weapons of exclusion.
Exempt the unemployed from the cause of their unemployment: labour laws.
The Department of Small Business Development should be South Africa’s foremost deregulator.