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broad-based black economic empowerment

From empowerment to elitism: The BBBEE dilemma and constitutional tensions
Thought Leader
/ 2 September 2024

From empowerment to elitism: The BBBEE dilemma and constitutional tensions

Rather than relying solely on racial quotas, a model that addresses socio-economic disadvantage more broadly could better align with the Constitution’s commitment to substantive equality

By Ismail Joosub
What various coalition scenarios could mean for broad-based BEE
Opinion
/ 11 June 2024

What various coalition scenarios could mean for broad-based BEE

As the political horse trading begins, the fate of the controversial policy is uncertain

By Siseko Maposa
Harnessing women’s economic power can boost SA economy and create jobs
Opinion
/ 17 November 2022

Harnessing women’s economic power can boost SA economy and create jobs

Given equal opportunities, female entrepreneurs can add enormous value to our economy.

By Kebalepile Matlhako
Enforce employment equity quotas in big companies
Business
/ 20 October 2022

Enforce employment equity quotas in big companies

The drama at Dis-Chem shows that many firms are declining to transform because they can

By Duma Gqubule
Stealthy state crimes during times of disaster
Opinion
/ 2 September 2022

Stealthy state crimes during times of disaster

ANC cadres used the Covid-19 pandemic for self-enrichment under the guise of BBBEE

By Casper Lӧtter
South Africans need to believe in broad-based black economic empowerment again
Opinion
/ 18 July 2022

South Africans need to believe in broad-based black economic empowerment again

Implemented correctly, B-BBEE could shift the economy into a positive direction in as little as three to five years

By Mitchan Adams
Once empowered, always empowered: Does the mining charter judgment rule out transformation?
Business
/ 2 October 2021

Once empowered, always empowered: Does the mining charter judgment rule out transformation?

Given the slow pace of change in mining and other sectors, some analysts have raised concerns that the ruling will cause empowerment efforts to unravel

By Sarah Smit
The economy is the engine of reconciliation, and B-BBEE is the engine of transformation
Opinion
/ 1 September 2021

The economy is the engine of reconciliation, and B-BBEE is the engine of transformation

The advent of democracy in 1994 merely created the conditions for transformation to begin

By Monde Ndlovu
Empowerment financing slumps, but is still above target — banking sector report
Business
/ 29 April 2021

Empowerment financing slumps, but is still above target — banking sector report

The Banking Association South Africa’s report on transformation in the financial sector also found that black women voting rights reached its highest level since 2016

By Sarah Smit
Rid the infrastructure spend of patronage in the post-Covid-19 reconstruction
Opinion
/ 11 July 2020

Rid the infrastructure spend of patronage in the post-Covid-19 reconstruction

This can be done by making the project’s 30% of the budget for local broad-based black economic empowerment a separate budget to break the feedback loop that greases the wheels of patronage.

By Philip Machanick
Black Lives Matter: The South African economy’s unfinished business
Business
/ 10 July 2020

Black Lives Matter: The South African economy’s unfinished business

Tshegofatso Mathe spoke to people in the South African business world about structural racism in our economy, and what must be done to overcome it

By Tshegofatso Mathe

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