Trick or Treat: Re-thinking Black Economic Empowerment by Jenny Cargill
Review: Trick or Treat: Rethinking Black Economic Empowerment (Jacana, Johannesburg 2010)byJenny Cargill. Reviewed by Nicolas Pons-Vignon Attachments Review. Trick …
On politics and economics
Truth and reconciliation?: business, labour and apartheid
Nothing much happened at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC’s) three-day hearings on business and apartheid last November. Ian Macun …
Treasury evidence
The arguments used by the National Treasury in supporting the introduction of a youth wage subsidy (YWS) are not only …
Traditional Courts Bill
The Traditional Courts Bill (TCB) centralises power in the hands of chiefs, distorts custom, enables corruption, undermines local government and …
Traditional Music Healers: Magicians Performing in the Dark
It is common only to look at the economic implications of globalisation. In this case study of Zimbabwe music healing …
Trade Union Organisation and Economic Recession
By D Lewis.
Towards a social accord for jobs
The new generation of policy-makers has high hopes of transforming the economy post 1994. They argued that industrial and labour-market …
Towards transforming SA industry: a reconstruction accord between unions and the ANC?
Special Focus: The reconstruction of South Africa: By Karl von Holdt Attachments Towards tranforming SA industry. a ‘reconstruction accord’ …
The World Bank: beggaring South Africa?
The government has announced it is negotiating a loan with the World Bank. The Campaign Against Neo-liberalism warns of the …
The Women’s Budget: voting for economic change
The national budget is government’s most important economic policy instrument. In the past, it has not catered for women’s interests. …