Liberty First
Free Market Foundation goes to court to challenge the Expropriation Act
Legislation cannot rewrite a constitutional standard that a proposed constitutional amendment was unable to change.
20 July 2026
Legislation cannot rewrite a constitutional standard that a proposed constitutional amendment was unable to change.
The FMF thanks Johann Rupert, the Reinet Foundation, and Remgro for their invaluable continued support.
The arbitrary timing-based restrictions on the right to counter-spoliation are antithetical to the rule of law.
On World No Tobacco Day, the FMF reaffirms its commitment to consumer choice, personal responsibility, and sound public policy over expanding state control.
The Free Market Foundation relaunched the Free Speech Union of South Africa at a ceremony on 27 May, at Northwards House in Johannesburg.
The average South African taxpayer must work the first 142 days of 2026 to pay their share of the total tax burden before earning a single rand for themselves and their families.
The Free Market Foundation congratulates Head of Policy Dr Martin van Staden on being conferred with the Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) degree by the University of Pretoria on 13 May.
Scrapping fees for the unemployed is a positive step, but true progress requires removing the deeper regulatory obstacles that keep millions from working.
The proposed amendments raise serious concerns about legality, delegated authority, and parliamentary oversight
The Government of National Unity is operating on borrowed time, and must now choose liberty and accountability over continued failure.