The End of Marxist-Mugabetarianism
Written by: Peter Bismark The 37 year old Baobab government led by the Marxism-Leninist, President Robert Mugabe of the Zimbabwe
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It’s Time to Sell South Africa’s State-Owned Enterprises
Government is unwilling to privatise state-owned enterprises (SOEs) because it believes that owning these companies gives government, and South Africa
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Universal Basic Income: Free Market Welfare – Better than Chained Welfare
Universal basic income (UBI) has been a hot topic across the political spectrum with supporters and opponents of the concept
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More South Africans receive grants than have jobs: IRR Reports
The South African Institution of Race Relations (IRR) have released a statement illustrating their findings from their latest South Africa Survey. The press
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Altruism for the Basis of Left-Wing Thought
Political thought in the West today is broadly divided into two camps – the left-wing and the right-wing. Each of
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5 Take Aways From SONA 2017
In the haze of chaos of the 2017 State of the Nation (SONA) address, it is important to critically discuss
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The Bill of Rights: An Ideological Tug-of-War
Since 1994, South Africa’s jurisprudence, specifically academic writing, praised the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and speaks with almost
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Let’s stop the obsession over income inequality!
One of the many things that seems to trouble most people around the world today is income inequality. Organisations like
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Challenging Rawls from the Right
John Rawls was a people pleaser. But as we know, you can never please everybody, and those that try end
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Minimum Wage and Social Grants: Throwing Money in the Dark?
Written by: Paul Brusser Full-time domestic workers in urban areas in South Africa will be getting some “relief” from an increase
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