The president reflected on the outcomes of the Black Business Council meeting.

A blatant abuse of the BEE system has been uncovered, following a two-year investigation. It looks like Eskom and the Guptas have more explaining to do.

The Youth Employment Service says its just acting in accordance with the government’s B-BBEE Codes of Good Practice.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a responsible South African business that doesn’t believe in the critical need for representative transformation and inequality reduction in South Africa.

The State Capture Inquiry going to be one hell of a process.

While the DA has been all kinds of confused over their official stance on BEE, the ANC has been waiting for the perfect opportunity to get a chirp in.

The Democratic Alliance remains adamant about the fact that there is a better way to redress issues of the past than to resort to BEE.

Should they have been excluded here?

White South Africans love to bash affirmative action. With a lot of the bashing being based on false information, we thought we would take a closer look.

Malusi cries foul over economic institutions.

Empowerment is not racism, the Advertising Standards Authority agrees.

South Africa’s social compact is at breaking point and the country may need a dialogue similar to its 1994 political transition talks to get out of the crisis.

An increasingly vociferous Communist party has lashed out at the buzz-phrase of the moment, labelling it nothing more than a drive to further enrich the wealthy elite.

The global steel giant has had to re-evaluate a decision to give 100% preference to certain racial groups, or face legal action for violating the Employment Equity Act (no.55 1998)

Many white South Africans will be forced to leave the country under the current government’s policies, former president FW de Klerk said.

Cyril Ramaphosa has committed ‘billions’ of taxpayer’s money to a more aggressive BBBEE strategy in the foreseeable future and promised an end to white economic control.

Thinking of returning to South Africa? The time might be right, as new government grants are being rolled out, especially for black-owned businesses