FMF Newsletter - 4 May 2022

4 May 2022

FMF FEATURE ARTICLE Loadshedding and lockdown expose paperthin democracy A renewed round of loadshedding was implemented amidst heavy rains during the week of the 11th of April. During March, government also decided to formalise “temporary” lockdown restrictions into permanent regulations issued by the labour and health departments. These will be in operation indefinitely if adopted. What can this tell us about the state of South African democracy? Read more: FMF feature article

WORTH READING - Transformation at all costs, a dogma that has sapped SA -  South African economy: Growth vs welfare is not a zero-sum game

FMF IN THE MEDIA - South Africa does not need central planning - Red tape has two sides -  The idea that government is God Is holding Africans back SUBMISSION - COMMENTS on Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) draft Strategy for Promoting Financial Sector Transformation

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MARCH MEDIA COVERAGE - FMF articles republished

NETWORKING Temba Nolutshungu addressed and networked with Sweden’s techno delegation to South Africa during their five-day visit and symposium. His three presentations were focused primarily on the policy work of the FMF and the Khaya Lam property titling project. The delegation also visited Bitprop’s Khayalitsha project where flats-to-let are being constructed in the yards of property owners (see second photo below).

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