Electoral Amendment Bill is illogical and constitutionally incongruous
Media Statement
Things to watch in 2022 that could make or break FREEDOM in South Africa: Numba 3 – Whose economy is it anyway?
If we think about it, it should be obvious that an economy is more ecosystem than anything else: it’s the collection of all the choices of living things in it on how to get food and survive. This is something the engine-based approach simply fails to understand.
‘Social Compact’ se gat: actions speak louder than SONA words
A ‘social compact’ that actually works ultimately relies on ordinary South Africans tirelessly demanding an honest, effective, accountable and limited government.
Things to watch in 2022 that could make or break FREEDOM in South Africa: Numba 2 – NHI
The NHI is really nothing less than a cash grab that’ll be run into the ground like almost everything the government is supposed to manage. Think SAA. Think Eskom! Now there’s a thought… Government-run electricity gives us load-shedding – what will government-run healthcare for all South Africans give us? Life-shedding.
Things to watch in 2022 that could make or break FREEDOM in South Africa: Numba 1 - Coalition governments
This situation of minority governments makes for nerve-wrecking politics. For all the things that a majority in a local government council are needed, like passing budgets and municipal legislation, it’s essentially anyone’s guess whether these things will be accepted by the councils.
Three constitutional values that clash with SA government policies
While the purpose of a policy stance like BEE – to correct historical injustices – may be reasonable, it remains that such a policy position undermines the Rule of Law – a basic component of any well-functioning democracy.
