Chris Hattingh
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25 Aug, 2022
The latest Macro Review, a report published by the Centre For Risk Analysis (CRA), details the current state of South Africa’s municipalities. It finds that most of South Africa’s municipalities are in serious financial trouble. They also lack the capacity to adequately deliver services, feeding into increased protest action, and negatively impacting investment and economic growth.
Chris Hattingh
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23 Aug, 2022
The ANC may begrudgingly take on reforms but these will be cosmetic at best and will not change the fundamental relationship between party and state
Gerbrandt van Heerden
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17 Aug, 2022
Indien die ekonomiese en basiese dienslewering daarmee saam gaan verbeter, sal die ANC op nasionale en plaaslike vlak die trekpas gegee moet word.
Chris Hattingh
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16 Aug, 2022
This inevitably means that, when a party such as the ANC is in charge of state organs and tools, the default will be toward policies that increase centralisation, taxation, and power maximisation – all of which have wrought havoc on the economy, with a record-high unemployment rate and lower foreign direct investment flows as the prime examples.
Chris Hattingh
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15 Aug, 2022
This means the country's fiscus will be more fragile in future.
Centre for Risk Analysis
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12 Aug, 2022
South African think tank, the Centre for Risk Analysis (CRA) hosted a discussion this week about the viability of the government’s National Health Insurance scheme, which it says is moving full steam ahead, despite concerns raised by stakeholders in the private and public healthcare space.
Chris Hattingh
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11 Aug, 2022
Basic Income Grant (BIG) – added to the increasing number of other forms of welfare – represents a major risk to South Africa’s fiscal responsibility and growth prospects.
Chris Hattingh
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02 Aug, 2022
Simply discussing the possibility of nationalisation sends a signal to SA and international companies and investors that the institution may lose all credibility
[Press Release] South Africa’s dysfunctional municipalities – why the decay?
