Only a free market can halt SA's decline in 2021 – Chris Hattingh In a post-lockdown world - where populist sentiment and isolationism will find fertile ground - South Africa can, by adopting the right policies, become a place of maximal investment and job creation. A shift from redistributionism to wealth creation is vital. There is not just one big wealth pie to be divided up by the government every year between those who have the necessary political connections; rather, people need the freedom to bake their own pies.
To read further, please click here.
Wednesday, 27 January 2021– Upcoming LIVE podcast – South Africa's unemployment crisis – Ann Bernstein – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUISeYl7OCM
Constitutional rights and their limitations: A critical appraisal of the COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa (African Human Rights Law Journal) – Martin van Staden
Expropriation without compensation could be the death of democracy in SA SA COVID-19 vaccine A new dawn for African trade?
In conversation with rabid capitalist – Hannah Cox
Our podcasts are also available on Apple, Spotify, and Google
Media releases Flying the rich is now not only at the expense of the poor, but of the sick and vulnerable in society South Africa is undoing 26 years of progress with EWC
FMF articles Christmas – the importance of emotional profit – James Peron ANC followed Chinese Communist Party playbook in lockdown, sacrificing our freedom – Zakhele Mthembu Numerous problems plague the NHI plan – Sindile Vabaza Why the WEF's 'Great Reset' is a utopian ideal – Rex van Schalkwyk Amending the Constitution and Expropriation without Compensation – Robert W Vivian Capitalism is not recent or 'Western', it is natural and necessary for prosperity – Dr Dioné Harley African norms are not compatible with expropriation without compensation – Zakhele Mthembu
Khaya Lam video – Clanwilliam title deed ceremony
Khaya Lam media release – Personal touch in the presentation of title deeds in Pniel - FMF’s Khaya Lam and Stellenbosch Municipality
Quarterly Review: July 2020 – September 2020 Media Digest & Cuttings December 2020 for all media coverage
New era of trade between African countries begins The lesson we should learn from 2020 When I knew more than Hayek
FMF WEBSITE
Follow us on TWITTER for quick updates and news
Like us on FACEBOOK to receive advance notifications of live interviews and much, much more
Watch our YouTube videos on ChannelFMF
Become an individual member/donor, a corporate member/donor or donate to Khaya Lam project
All individuals and companies can donate and deduct a maximum of 10% of their taxable incomes to Section 18A approved Public Benefit Organisations. The minimum annual payment we require is R300. All payments of R300 or more will be treated as a donation for which you will receive a Section 18A certificate for SARS.
TEL +27 11 884 0270 | FAX +27 11 884 5672 | EMAIL FMF@fmfsa.org PO Box 4056, CRAMERVIEW 2060 Bryanston Gate, Block 5, Ground Floor, 170 Curzon Road, BRYANSTON
Click here to unsubscribe from future emails
Publish date: 13 January 2021 Views: 353
The views expressed in the article are the author’s and are not necessarily shared by the members of the Foundation.