Going in with conference
COSATU NEF negotiator Ebrahim Patel speaks to Karl von Holdt about the budget, the NEF, productivity and union participation in …
Issue
Growing the Cape: establishment and liberation forces in regional co-operation
A Regional Economic Development Forum has just been set up in the Western Cape by a broad coalition of establishment …
Gold Fields responds
The Gold Fields Group has refused to go along with NUM’s profit-sharing proposals. The company explains why it is opposed …
Growth, inequality and poverty: Some hard questions
Developing a deeper understanding of the complexities of finding a policy to deal with poverty and inequality is critical. Ravi …
Government and Unions in Accord
Frank Stillwell draws lesson for South African from Australian Union’s experience of national wage policy setting over the last decade. …
Government foreign policy: Turning its back on human rights?
Government’s refusal to allow Tibet’s Dalai Lama to enter the country led to accusations of human rights abuse. Siphamandla Zondi …
Government is not an NGO
Minister of Trade and Industry, Alec Erwin, responds to Rob Lambert’s critique of South Africa’s trade policy. Attachments Government …
Government refocuses on industrial policy
The DTI is scheduled to table an industrial policy document before cabinet in January 2006. What is the current thinking? …
Government Setas worst performing
Controversy, allegations of non-performance, corruption and mismanagement seem to have been linked to Sector Education and Training Authorities (Setas) since …
Government, Profit and Inequality: Linking Hands in the Water Sector
Sagie Narsiah believes that the South African state’s neo-liberal policies have violated citizens’ equality and socio-economic constitutional rights. He explains …