Chris Hattingh
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02 May, 2023
The Head of Policy Analysis at the Centre for Risk Analysis Chris Hattingh told BizNews that South Africa was playing with fire and says buzzwords like non-alignment and neutrality might not be enough for Western nations to continue giving South Africa access to their markets through agreements like the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
Chris Hattingh
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20 Apr, 2023
SA could pursue state support for certain industries or goods on a carefully considered and precise basis.
Gerbrandt van Heerden
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18 Apr, 2023
Centre For Risk Analysis analyst, Gerbrandt van Heerden expands on the failures of affirmative action policies in Malaysia, and warns of the possibility of similar consequences in South Africa.
Chris Hattingh
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16 Apr, 2023
SA’s risk premium has increased exponentially over the last few years. The government’s preference for control was most recently concretised in the signing into law of the Employment Equity Amendment Bill, indicating a preference for even more state power over the economy and society.
Chris Hattingh
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15 Apr, 2023
His sentiments were echoed by Centre for Risk Analysis policy analyst Chris Hattingh, who said that while a total grid collapse was improbable, it was not impossible. He said the effects of load shedding had already been devastating.
Chris Hattingh
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13 Apr, 2023
The state has fumbled South Africa’s crises, Hattingh said, citing its decision to roll back a national state of disaster declared in response to the electricity crisis “with nothing to show for it,” as well as plans to temporarily exempt Eskom from disclosing irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure.
Chris Hattingh
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04 Apr, 2023
Eskom and Transnet exemptions have more to do with influence and cadre deployment than solving a crisis.
Gerbrandt van Heerden
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24 Mar, 2023
Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ Bill condemned.
[Video] SA is playing with fire and putting relations with Western nations at risk – Chris Hattingh of CRA
