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US congressional hearing flags property rights threat to SA democracy - Vimarsana News

US congressional hearing flags property rights threat to SA democracy

Expropriation without compensation (EWC) was flagged as a major risk to South Africa’s democracy at a congressional hearing in the United States last week.

Source: irr.org.za
Prosperity is a mirage for our broken nation - Vimarsana News

Prosperity is a mirage for our broken nation

The B4SA-state partnership puts a positive spin on SA’s problems, but at the same time the NPC review paints a dire picture of economic morass

State versus private sector: whose job is it anyway to run SA? - Vimarsana News

State versus private sector: whose job is it anyway to run SA?

When a state is deaf to its citizens and some start bypassing government services, it is poor people who suffer.

MICHAEL MORRIS: ANC's apartheid rhetoric obscures party's feats and solutions - Business Day — Institute of Race Relations - Vimarsana News

MICHAEL MORRIS: ANC's apartheid rhetoric obscures party's feats and solutions - Business Day — Institute of Race Relations

It would seem the one thing ANC ministers can be given credit for in these desperate times for the governing party is paying attention to the memo from Luthuli House advising them to blame apartheid for everything that’s falling apart.

Source: irr.org.za
SA must get onto a 7% growth track, and that demands boldness and innovative thinking - Daily Maverick - Vimarsana News

SA must get onto a 7% growth track, and that demands boldness and innovative thinking - Daily Maverick

The nation’s GDP growth has barely crawled at an average of 1.2% annually since 2008. Concurrently, GDP per capita has regressed by about R3,000 over this span. This decline is palpable in tightening budgets, vanishing jobs, and growing disillusionment. A pervasive sense of decline is eroding the national spirit.

Source: irr.org.za