Taken together, these laws and bills represent an almost comprehensive package that existentially threatens the continued free and open nature of South Africa’s public discourse.
The Free Market Foundation insists that organised business must change its future approach to dealings with government, and reject the NHI proposal with the contempt that it deserves.
We need urgent action to get unemployed South Africans into the job market.
The finance minister’s sense of fiscal responsibility is welcome, but wholly insufficient given the scale of the crisis.
The NHI Bill represents an unachievable, unaffordable, and unconstitutional policy.
We’re happy to announce that 10 000 title deeds have been successfully transferred to the rightful homeowners, through the FMFs Khaya Lam initiative.
Tomorrow, Tuesday 17 October 2023, the FMF will host an event celebrating the success of its Khaya Lam initiative, in Klapmuts, Stellenbosch.
The business-as-usual approach is fraught with risk, which is why the FMF has proposed that Tshwane either privatise the power stations outright, or subject them to a stateproof lease.
Eskom cannot be trusted with “load-limiting”, as the same kind of centralisation is what caused the energy crisis in the first place.
‘South Africa’s long march away from economic freedom continues in 2023, EFW index reveals.’ – David Ansara, CEO of the Free Market Foundation Scroll af
