Charles Simkins writes that despite the problems raised, govt seems determined to press ahead with scheme

Theuns Eloff says the debate around EWC has exposed a mostly unseen fault line

Anton van Dalsen says while an improvement the new policy is far from satisfactory

Charles Simkins on the progress of the EWC question through the legislature and executive

Charles Simkins says there are two recovery problems which require different solutions

Charles Collocott writes on land expropriation and SA's financial institutions

Organisation says this was shared with Freedom Under Law

Peter Leon contrasts what is happening in Tanzania and SA

Foundation notes there is a lack of clarity with regards to the appeal and review processes

Charles Simkins writes there is no obligation to put land in hands of people who don't plan to work it

Anton van Dalsen says policy does not take into account certain basic realities

Charles Simkins says the committee discussion of diagnostic report on SA was excruciating

Charles Simkins looks at the framework within which developments will unfold

Foundations says parliament has also been directed to remedy the constitutional defects in NPA Act

Cherese Thakur writes on the conversation between various stakeholders on dealing with this endemic problem in SA

Foundation says it would have been more appropriate for President to wait until submission of report

Charles Collocott on how the report seemingly contradicts itself in parts

Anton van Dalsen says SOE's annual report recognises that operational cash flow is insufficient to service debt

Cherese Thakur looks at systems needed to ensure those who report wrongdoing are shielded from detriment

Cherese Thakur says such protections are critical to the battle against fraud and corruption

Charles Simkins on whether the ground can be prepared for economic recovery in this politically unstable environment

Andrew Donaldson writes on SA's fiscal policy since the great recession

Charles Simkins says the Zuma-era has left the country stuck in developmental terms

Foundation also says public consultation process appears to be deficient

Charles Simkins says amendment of Section 25 is neither necessary nor sufficient to improve access to land

Foundation says focus of EWC motion is misplaced and diverts attention from actual changes needed

Jade Tess Wiener says that education, both institutional and cultural, needs to become a priority

Michelle Toxopeüs writes on the opposing findings in the Life Esidimeni and Michael Komape cases

Jade Tess Weiner writes on the arguments for and against the legislation

Organisation says court finds application to be moot and declines direct access as a result

Cherese Thakur writes on personal cost orders against public officials

Anton van Dalsen says the SOE appears to have made no effort to rein in expenditure over three year period at issue

Jade Weiner writes on the impeachment of judges in the light of the Nkola Motata case

Michelle Toxopeüs says award raised important issues of state responsibility and responsiveness

Majority rejects commission's pleadings for blanket non-disclosure of its record of decision, no reasons given

Court rejected commission's argument that its internal deliberations could be shielded from disclosure in all circumstances

Charles Collocot writes on the growing worries about the state of the PIC and GEPF

Charles Collocott on international experiences, land tax, and lessons for SA

In three part series Charles Collocott looks at conceptual framework, rationales and problems of this kind of tax

Previously uncommon and undefined in law, these cases are becoming more prevalent

Jade Weiner says judgment was a well-deserved rebuke of President Zuma's actions

Cherese Thakur analyses two cases in which this tool was used

There are no company records for organisation and it is also not listed on the Dept of Social Development's website

Jade Weiner writes that negative publicity has been a great cause of concern for train users and for the public in recent times

Charles Simkins examines the evidence from the 2013 National Household Travel Survey

Charles Simkins, in the first of six briefs, gives a statistical overview of urban transport

Graham Dominy writes that Ramaphosa should order his diplomats to declassify the IORA strategy

Massive economic challenges still remain, regardless of who is President

Cherese Thakur writes on whether the report threatened the judiciary, as initially feared

Cherese Thakur writes on the Constitutional Justice Report

Terence Corrigan says in a fractured society such as ours we should be careful how we report and write

Charles Simkins considers the political implications of key demographic and economic conditions

Charles Simkins examines the prospects for the country following the presidential succession

Application also intends to hold all those responsible for corruption to account

Cecelia Kok reflects on South Africa and the ICC

Agathe Fonkam looks at a case study in a metropolitan municipality

Agathe Fonkam discusses the framework established by the Act as well as implementation

Judgment sets aside Shaun Abrahams' appointment, DP responsible for replacing him while Zuma remains in office

Charles Simkins says disruption of patrimonial relationships essential to heading of a downgrade

Charles Simkins asks whether the ICL system proposed is workable

Infrastructural development cannot beat the rents being extracted from it, roundtable hears

Anton van Dalsen says the SOE wants tariffs to increase because it is selling less electricity than expected

Anton van Dalsen writes on the recent developments in this regard

Rafael Friedman says a majority of such funding actually emanates from provincial legislatures

Organisations say there's still a great deal to be fixed and it is up to civil society to see it is done

Michelle Toxopeüs examines the arguments submitted to court by the Chamber and Minister Zwane

Rafael Friedman and Charles Simkins on the astounding sum of state money going to political parties

Rafael Friedman writes on the submissions made to parliament by political parties, and civil society organisations

Account team found to have taken steps which arguably breached ethical principles (document included)

Rafael Friedman writes on the global picture

Ryan Holtes writes on the implications which follow from our legal framework

Milton Shain on how ideological currents now rapidly flood across boundaries

Charles Simkins explores the intersection between that ideology and the shift to populism

Cecelia Kok and Dr Jason Werbeloff examine the five reasons commonly given in this regard

Rafael Friedman and Ryan Holtes write on the history, current position, and legal background

Anton van Dalsen says the issue must be analysed in light of lower than expected economic growth

Charles Collocott looks at possibility of changes to mandate of the PIC in light of suggestions made by the finance minister

Michelle Toxopeüs says this is a complex issue, as it gnaws at heart of state sovereignty

Charles Simkins says Fund has interesting things to say on the NMW

Anton van Dalsen and Charles Collocott says SOE is facing an annual budget shortfall over R32bn over next 5 years

Paul Hoffman says the Glenister cases set important legal precedents

Organisation request TOR and all information used for firm's internal investigation

Charles Simkins considers the extent to which quantitative modelling can help us think about the system's future

Charles Simkins looks at the extent to which govt has progressed on the proposed system

Anton van Dalsen and Charles Collocott examine the financial difficulties facing the SOE

Charles Simkins explores the assets and liabilities of the conference

Charles Simkins writes that measurement of domestic violence is fraught with difficulties

Michelle Toxopeüs says the power has to be exercised and seasoned with rationality

Anton van Dalsen says this debate is not a purely South African one

Anton van Dalsen says Busisiwe Mkhwebane has discredited her office

Charles Simkins asks whether the ground being prepared for fiscal and monetary policy adventures

Charles Collocott looks at the need for transparency and the framework within which they invest

Chelsea Ramsden writes that if integrity of judiciary is to be preserved it is important the executive and legislature start acting with transparency

Chelsea Ramsden writes that ultimately, a 'progressive judiciary' has not been given any clear meaning by the ANC

Michelle Toxopeus writes that with a few exceptions, achieving gender parity in courts is a universal problem

Anele Mtwesi writes that the party’s mass membership's ability to influence policy making has been severely curtailed

Charles Simkins on why these accusations are concerning for the country's constitutional democracy

Charles Simkins looks at reasons for leaving home and their impact

If successful Hawks head will not be able to occupy office until he successfully appeals judgment setting aside his appointment

Charles Simkins looks at youth leaving the home and those opting to stay with their parents