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South Africans should accept that the IMF is neither their worst enemy nor their saviour | The Conversation

22 July 2020 By admin

South Africans should accept that the IMF is neither their worst enemy nor their saviour: South Africans will know the terms of the IMF loan at the end of July The South African government has asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for $ 4.2 billion. The money would come from a facility that provides financing to countries facing an urgent balance of payments need, … [Read more...] about South Africans should accept that the IMF is neither their worst enemy nor their saviour | The Conversation

The case against free higher education: why it is neither just nor ethical | The Conversation

27 February 2018 By admin

The case against free higher education: why it is neither just nor ethical: Those demanding free higher education don't realise this would be a regressive policy. Reuters/Mike HutchingsSouth Africa’s just-ousted Minister of Finance committed another R57 billion to higher education and training over the next three years. In his first (and last – he was removed from the … [Read more...] about The case against free higher education: why it is neither just nor ethical | The Conversation

Neither a Gupta nor a Rupert be

26 February 2017 By admin

Neither a Gupta nor a Rupert be: ANC KwaZulu-Natal chairperson Sihle Zikalala has called on party members to “serve neither white minority capital nor the emerging bourgeoisie” represented by players such as the Gupta family. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News When anger takes over: Other African nations and immigrants in SA are threatening to fight fire with fire … [Read more...] about Neither a Gupta nor a Rupert be

Trend report: science doesn’t fall, neither do fees, but at least the rains do

22 October 2016 By admin

Trend report: science doesn’t fall, neither do fees, but at least the rains do: We needed a little time to get over the cardiac-straining events of last week in our political landscape, and thankfully this week we were given a chance to digest the sad hilarity that is #sciencemustfall, turn a wary eye back to America’s burning dumpster of an election season, and enjoy … [Read more...] about Trend report: science doesn’t fall, neither do fees, but at least the rains do

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