‘The new economic dispensation should match the aspiration for economic freedom and the fulfilment of the highest ideals of our democracy.’
What can Musk offer and what price are we willing to pay?
The president said the low growth was a function of the slow transfer of the means of production to black South Africans
The ministry sought to counter the DA’s argument that the targets amount to unfair discrimination
Employers need to make sure they are informed about the new regulations, which fall under the Employment Equity Act, and are compliant
The DA can’t shake off the question of race if it aspires to grow
A vision for the future needs to take the long view
There are still too few top positions filled by black leaders – we need to work tirelessly to change that
Defining human capital in an emerging market
The National Party government used a collective effort — social, cultural, linguistic, political and financial — to prop up poor white people
Two decades since 1994, we’re still stuck in the racial categories of the old regime – a colour-coding of class from which only the rich benefit.
The real problem between black and white South Africans is not white people’s attitude, but the government’s desertion of black people.
Government and business should never be apologetic about implementing affirmative action, according to National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega.
I so wish I could find some way to show my white friends the world I live in, where I wake up daily to fight my way out of ”earning” my place.
As black people we need to liberate ourselves from self-doubt and wondering if we are ever really good enough – and dominate, writes Khaya Dlanga.
The subtext that black people are incompetent is widespread and racist and must be addressed, writes Nikiwe Bikitsha.
Captain Renate Barnard has handed in her resignation after a protracted battle for promotion within the SAPS, denied her because she is white.
President Jacob Zuma has called for intensified affirmative action policy after the elections.
Although affirmative action is at times abused and unfairly used, it is still far from unnecessary. We just need to learn how to make it work.
The DA’s good intentions are that of a white master who thinks that he knows what is best for a black person, writes Khaya Dlanga.
