World’s Second-Biggest Mohair Industry Restarts as Monopoly Ends – Port Elizabeth in the News: World’s Second-Biggest Mohair Industry Restarts as Monopoly Ends: Maluti is yet to start selling wool. South Africa produces half of the world’s mohair and runs the biggest auction globally in the coastal town of Port Elizabeth. “The farmers will get their money and … Source: … [Read more...] about World’s Second-Biggest Mohair Industry Restarts as Monopoly Ends – Port Elizabeth in the News |MyPE
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White monopoly capital: good politics, bad sociology, worse economics | The Conversation
White monopoly capital: good politics, bad sociology, worse economics: White South Africans own most companies and shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Reuters/Philimon Bulawayo.Many would like to consign the polarising debate about “white monopoly capitalism” (WMC) in South Africa to the margins. They argue that its proponents are nothing more than Marxist ideologues or … [Read more...] about White monopoly capital: good politics, bad sociology, worse economics | The Conversation
We must direct our battle to white monopoly capital: Malema
We must direct our battle to white monopoly capital: Malema: We must direct our battle to white monopoly capital: Malema: De Klerk deserves to be in prison: Malema: British PM boosted by local election results ahead of key vote: First results from local elections in Britain released on Friday showed a strong boost for Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservative Party … [Read more...] about We must direct our battle to white monopoly capital: Malema
‘White monopoly capital’: an excuse to avoid South Africa’s real problems | The Conversation
'White monopoly capital': an excuse to avoid South Africa's real problems: ShutterstockThe call for radical economic transformation has grown louder following President Jacob Zuma’s 2017 State of the Nation Address. Accompanying these calls is a line of argument that says “white monopoly capital” is to blame for the fact that the majority of black … [Read more...] about ‘White monopoly capital’: an excuse to avoid South Africa’s real problems | The Conversation
