Zuma and his colleagues will not be the first South African politicians to embrace a seemingly fanciful objective. Many years ago, a National Party politician predicted that the tide of black urbanisation would be reversed by...
Read MoreIndependent institutions in civil society are under attack from those promoting the national democratic revolution. In an article Media and nonprofit sector need to jack up their vigilance first published in Business Day on 9...
Read MoreCollective bargaining should be confined to the parties and should not be extended to non-parties. John Kane-Berman, CEO of the South African Institute of Race Relations, has a column in Business Day and his article Centralised...
Read More“Apologists for the communist system generally blame its mass murders on Stalin – a case of unfortunate pilot error, as it were.” John Kane-Berman is the CE of the South African Institute of Race Relations and...
Read MoreSince 1995 South Africa has grown at less than half the rate needed to tackle the unemployment crisis. The unemployed are on the other side of ‘Hadrian’s Wall’, they are not part of the bargaining process over labour policy...
Read MoreOtto von Bismarck, the Prussian/German statesman of the late 19th century, is widely regarded as the father of the welfare state and the person who first introduced social legislation, but it appears he worked closely with big...
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