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Afro-socialists are the cause of black poverty – MPIYAKHE DHLAMINI
“Black man, you are on your own.” – S Biko
What did Biko mean when he said this? Did he mean that putting people with a black skin colour in power would automatically solve all our problems? I look around this continent and although I see black people running governments and those governments running economies, we are still the dark continent. The best of us leave for greener pastures, not because we no longer like the sun, but because we do not have the freedom to express our inherent brilliance.
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Wednesday, 23 January 2019 MEDIA BRIEFING – Expropriation without compensation will be a triumph of politics over peopleExpropriation without compensation will be a triumph of politics over people – Speakers: APOR Chairman: Vakele Richard Mbalukwana; FMF Executive Director: Leon Louw –11:00 for 11:30 @ FMF – RSVP http://www.freemarketfoundation.com/View-Event?i=202
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Jasson Urbach among Business Day’s Top Ten list of most read columns of 2018 FMF Director, Jasson Urbach, was listed among the top ten of most read columns of 2018 for his column, Government’s NHI plan is based on squeezing out private healthcare published on 14 April 2018. In the column the author said, “The numbers simply do not add up, and pressing ahead will leave everyone – rich poor and in between – worse off”.
Link to Top Ten https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/opinion/columnists/2018-12-24-business-days-10-most-read-columns-of-2018/
Republished by the FMF the article can be read at http://www.freemarketfoundation.com/article-view/government%e2%80%99s-nhi-plan-is-based-on-squeezing-out-private-healthcare
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