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Mail & Guardian: FMF on the economic cost of B-BBEE compliance (17 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in Mail & Guardian on the economic cost of B-BBEE compliance

Business Day: FMF on the economic toll of B-BBEE compliance (17 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in Business Day on the economic toll of B-BBEE compliance

Who is right – what is left?
Depending on your point of view, that will make the subject either good or bad, in your humble opinion.

Tech4Law: FMF on ‘staggering economic toll’ of B-BBEE compliance (16 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in Tech4Law on the staggering economic toll of B-BBEE compliance

South Africa’s unknown regressive tax
Most people think inflation just means prices are going up.

EWN: FMF on B-BBEE as a driver of unemployment (14 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in Eyewitness News on B-BBEE as a driver of unemployment

Maroela Media: FMF on B-BBEE (13 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in Maroela Media on B-BBEE.

BusinessTech: FMF on the economic cost of B-BBEE compliance (13 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in BusinessTech on the economic cost of B-BBEE compliance

South African Labour News: FMF on substantial burden of B-BBEE on the economy (13 June 2025)
The FMF was featured in South African Labour News on the substantial burden of B-BBEE on the economy

IOL: Morné Malan on B-BBEE’s huge cost to the economy and elite enrichment (13 June 2025)
Dr Morné Malan was featured in IOL on B-BBEE’s huge cost to the economy and elite enrichment

Power without honour: The moral collapse of South Africa’s political class
There is no longer any room for equivocation; the political elite’s conduct is morally abhorrent.

What race quotas really destroy
Today, the state answers on behalf of every employer: You may not hire who you judge best. You must hire who we say.