
No increase to national minimum wage while unemployment crisis worsens, says Free Market Foundation
The FMF is calling for a freeze on the national minimum wage, warning that further increases could worsen unemployment.

The FMF is calling for a freeze on the national minimum wage, warning that further increases could worsen unemployment.

The FMF recommends that no upwards adjustment be made and that solving unemployment take centre stage.

An unexpected gap year can become the foundation for long-term entrepreneurial success.

The cupboard is not empty, but you are eating faster than South Africa can restock it.

Monopoly is condemned in private enterprise but ignored or even extolled in public administration…

The underlying philosophy emphasises the freedom to cooperate and work together between groups on a voluntary, non-compulsory basis.

That will likely remain the case for some time as the difficult work of institution-building commences.

If Africa wants prosperity, it needs stronger state capacity too.

South Africa cannot demand economic growth, technological development and mass housing while opposing the infrastructure that makes them possible.