The vociferous attacks on the Index come down to this: Yes, these are “race laws,” but we approve of them… so we’d rather you didn’t call them that.
The complexity of FAIS regulations has imposed substantial burdens on FSPs.
Putin’s refusal to discuss ceasefires highlights a domestic and extraterritorial ideological commitment to power.
Will the crucial policymakers take heed of this clear and irrefutable evidence and abrogate this legislation?
This is an abuse of office and public trust.
Forgetting is not an option.
Hayek’s conceptualisation of the rule of law, then, is that the law must be – and must be applied to be – impersonal and general.
The uncertainty created by these new regulations undermined South Africa’s economic stability.
To Harber, laws that require racial pencil-testing to “promote inclusivity and representivity” should not be regarded as race laws.
Lawmakers would do well to do something they have yet to do – ask the public in 2025 “is this bill really a priority when South Africa faces so many other problems?”
