SOUTH Africa stands at a critical juncture, grappling with the legacy of Pravin Gordhan’s unwavering commitment to good governance, anti-corruption, and economic equality.
As the nation mourns his passing, reflections on his life’s work underscore the urgent need for transformative change.
To break free from stagnation, South Africa must adopt policies that foster economic freedom, embracing free markets and competition.
This entails streamlining legislation, reducing regulatory hurdles, and promoting entrepreneurship.
By doing so, the country can unlock its potential, create jobs, and stimulate growth.
The BEE policy needs to be weaned and fitness for purpose prioritised.
The scourge of state capture and corruption must be eradicated. This demands committed leadership, robust institutions, and accountability.
Municipalities, currently plagued by inefficiency and mismanagement, require reform.
Ensuring transparent governance, auditing municipal funds, and…