
South Africa has a reservoir
South Africa has what can be termed the ‘reservoir’ phenomenon.

South Africa has what can be termed the ‘reservoir’ phenomenon.

The South African government appears never to have fully understood the rationale behind SEZs.

It requires almost every business in the country to apply for a licence, and to renew it every five years.

We need to do away with rigid labour regulation and allow them to enter the market and work.

Martin van Staden was featured in The Citizen on the JSEC as a viable alternative for unemployed South Africans looking to exempt themselves from the national minimum wage.

Are they fostering dependency, or are they empowering citizens to improve their circumstances?

We punish all of South Africa and waver from achieving our true potential.

The Bill seeks to substitute the 1991 Act with a “comprehensive” system of business licensing that “promotes social and economic inclusion”.

The FMF was featured in Daily Investor on the economic cost of B-BBEE compliance.

The expanded (unofficial) unemployment rate is a lot higher.