Daily Investor: David Ansara on property confiscation (24 January 2025)
David Ansara was featured in Daily Investor on the FMF’s response to expropriation without compensation.
David Ansara was featured in Daily Investor on the FMF’s response to expropriation without compensation.
Expropriation for “nil compensation” is unconstitutionally euphemistic and goes against the plain text meaning of sections 25(2) and (3) of the Constitution.
The GNU has not yet given us reason to believe that it will be making any substantive reforms during this term.
The FMF’s comprehensive Liberty First policy agenda for the new political order.
McCloskey joins various other rockstars for liberty who have had relationships with our premier universities, including Ludwig Lachmann and William Hutt.
I am not prepared to accept a socio-legal paradigm where it is those who hypothetically arrest or kill Adolf Hitler that are the guilty parties, with Hitler merely being a victim who was cancelled for his “offensive speech.”
Martin van Staden was featured in IOL on the phenomenon of vigilantism in response to violent crime.
Engaging in trade – a business transaction – such as buying items from a shopkeeper, is a harmless activity.
The unchecked authority of the Competition Commission has contributed to South Africa’s economic stagnation.
Martin van Staden was featured on RSG on the proposed regulations on spaza shops.