Freedom Front Plus has labelled policies such as Affirmative Action (AA) and Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) as harmful.

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According to Daily Maverick, claims were made that the government published new rules pertaining to BEE requirements for farmers to get export permits.

It appears China is not a fan of all of SA’s policies, saying it will invest more in the country if and when BEE is relaxed.

Solidarity has asked Eskom to place a moratorium on race-based appointment.

Steve Hofmeyr and his son Devon are calling on their fans to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to boycotting Dis-Chem.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the race based criteria requisite for Tourism Equity Fund relief to be provided to businesses is unlawful.

Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) policies are facing a radical shake-up – and this proposed law change could force SA citizens to ‘relocate for work’.

It’s understood that Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) compliance will be required, for those wishing to work with the government on SA’s vaccine rollout.

The President said BEE should be embraced and applauded by all.

A BEE ‘pre-qualification’ requirement, introduced in 2017, has been declared invalid – and the conduct of Pravin Gordhan has also been questioned.

B-BBEE Commission head Zodwa Ntuli said the Commission has uncovered more than 800 since 2016.

Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Commission say state entities falling short in implementing BEE directives

Ford examines transformation in South Africa’s motor industry sector and pledges support for new Automotive Industry Transformation Fund.

Tech giant Samsung has announced plans aimed at empowering previously disadvantaged South Africans.

Minister Blade Nzimande has previously said he sees the pandemic as a chance to transform the economy – and he is sticking to his guns with BEE.

The controversial BEE debate is back, and the misconceptions bigger than ever.

The Pretoria High Court ruled on Friday that eligibility criteria requiring SMMEs to be BEE compliant needs to be reviewed.

Ramaphosa responded to the FF Plus’ question about removing BEE policies in unequivocal fashion, insisting that they are here to stay.

With criteria for applying for small business relief grants requiring BEE compliance, the FF Plus have vowed to assist excluded parties.

The lobby group has vowed to take up the matter to the highest court to ensure justice

The tourism department’s decision to give relief funds solely to BEE-compliant businesses has been contested in court on Tuesday.

BEE and other equality-based employment are getting a government-sponsored makeover this year: But the proposals have already drawn criticism.

South Africa’s new minimum wage has been gazetted and will take effect from 1 March 2020. Here’s what it means for the country’s workers.

There are three significant changes coming to the way Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) laws are implemented in South Africa.

Peter Hain’s testimony at the State Capture Inquiry was gripping on Monday, but his revelations about the abuses of BEE initiatives stole the show.

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.

FF+ leader Pieter Groenewald has launched an impassioned plea for Cyril Ramaphosa to take action against farm murders in South Africa.

The latest update of the Oxford English Dictionary includes 20 South African words.

Tuesday was an eventful day at the PIC Inquiry, as star witness and millionaire investor Iqbal Survé shared his stinging critique of the BEE system.

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.

The DA has decided to ditch BEE policy.

The rand’s recent downgrade to junk status by S&P, brought on by rampant looting of the state, will hurt the poorest most. It is a clarion call to action. We South Africans need to make some smart changes to reverse our spiralling poverty and debt trap. We must enable an open, high growth, high jobs economy.

Mandla Mandela, grandson of Nelson, has criticised a proposal to only give lucrative contracts to black people

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.

While the EFF has assured the DA its support and in doing so helped the official opposition take control of Jozi and Tshwane; Malema still doesn’t like his new allies’ Johannesburg mayoral candidate.

While Zapiro’s found himself in hot water for his recent cartoons, Nando’s keeps pushing the envelope with their tongue-in-cheek ads and the most recent is no exception.

Earlier we reported on the number of millionaires leaving South Africa, but the same report has highlighted some interesting and alarming similarities between Zimbabwe before it collapsed and SA right now.

The Democratic Alliance has said that it will be introducing targets for the recruitment and development of candidates intended for public office, based on race.

Trade union Solidarity has said that BEE should be included in the current racial debate in South Africa.

Mathews Phosa isn’t all that pleased with how his own party’s BEE system has been implemented and whether it’s actually benefitting those it’s meant to.

Serious questions are being asked about government’s new aggressive black empowerment plan.

South Africa is to get 3600 new train coaches in the next 15 years, while creating hundreds of new jobs. However, the overdue rejuvenation of the rail network has seen numerous set-backs to date

For many years, South Africa saw the emigration of highly skilled and educated citizens moving abroad in the wake of numerous socio-economic and political reforms. This trend has, however, begun reversing with South Africans based abroad in the UK, US and Asia returning home in their droves.

A new report showing huge inequalities at the top level of South Africa’s labour force may indicate that BEE is not having the desired effect

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