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Five ways the DA can break the NDR and stop ANC ruining SA’s future
The DA and its pro-market allies can creatively break the NDR, repivot the needle and gain political capital.
3 March 2025
The DA and its pro-market allies can creatively break the NDR, repivot the needle and gain political capital.
This article was first published by BizNews on 29 January 2025 The National Minimum Wage doesn’t benefit the unemployed. And as over 32.1% of South Africans remain
Mauritius demonstrates how economic freedom can help create a thriving education system.
The education system, already failing to prepare learners, feeds into a labour system that keeps them unemployed. It is a vicious cycle that must be broken.
The FMF’s comprehensive Liberty First policy agenda for the new political order.
The less dynamic labour regulations make the labour market, the fewer initiatives there would be to create jobs.
Dr Morné Malan was featured on Pretoria FM on the FMF’s call for liberalisation of the economy.
Dr Morné Malan was featured on Politicsweb on the FMF’s call for widespread economic liberalisation.
Excessive regulation, especially in South Africa’s labour, education, and healthcare sectors hampers economic growth and impedes social progress.
In order to promote a dynamic economy, the government must reduce regulatory burdens across
the economy, enabling greater participation from private enterprise.
