
Is Cape Town thriving or just delaying Johannesburg’s fate?
Planning has become a compliance exercise rather than a tool for adaptation.

Planning has become a compliance exercise rather than a tool for adaptation.

This alone should be enough to concern anyone with a moral compass.

Promotion ahead of learning is lost growth, both personally and collectively.

Millions of black South Africans still live on communal land without secure tenure.

Martin van Staden was featured in BizNews on the necessity of policing devolution in empowering provinces to tackle crime effectively.

The Expropriation Act poses a direct and serious threat and must, therefore, be challenged vigorously.

The common thread running through both BELA and the NHI is the state’s increasing distrust of the individual and its growing appetite for control.

Martin van Staden was featured in BizNews on the FMF’s new report on the the Expropriation Act, which calls for its repeal and the adoption of a sound land reform programme that remains true to the spirit of the Constitution.

Free trade has long been recognised as a catalyst for growth, with virtually no economists disputing this fact.

Money is at the heart of everyday life.