Is dali mpofu as great as he makes out to be? Perhaps the litmus test has arrived with his taking tomuch moyoney to steal as a client. Or perhaps he has another strategy. I read today that he has taken a great deal of exception to Pierre de Vos's recent blog post on this issue. […]
Pierre de Vos on moyane. Mpofull up with this Read More »
First Paul writes These emails are very appreciated. I sense that a largish court case could make its way in her direction soon. They are going to have to something about these codes – another verification agency told me that all the QSE’s they’ve verified have come up non-compliant. Then the reader says Yes I
A reader writes. QSEs are falling by the wayside. Compliance is now out of the question Read More »
The (Captain Renate) Barnard case was not about whether race-based affirmative action measures are permissible in South Africa. (It has long been settled by our courts that they are – not surprisingly, as section 9(2) of the Bill of Rights explicitly says so.) Neither was the case about the constitutionality or the legal validity of the employment
de Vos on the Barnard case Read More »
Not to flog a dead horse – but this is how race was determined in the heady days of apartheid. This was taken from Constitionally Speaking - which everyone should subscribe to. The Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 required every South African to be classified in terms of race and these apartheid race categories included
The race is on – does anyone really need to win? Read More »
Not to flog a dead horse – but this is how race was determined in the heady days of apartheid. This was taken from Constitionally Speaking - which everyone should subscribe to. The Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 required every South African to be classified in terms of race and these apartheid race categories included
The race is on – does anyone really need to win? Read More »
Constitutionally Speaking is Pierre De Vos' blog and is vital reading. I think I'll see if I can have a chat to him about BEE and the constitution at some stage. I have certain views about the reason why it is a voluntary process as opposed to a mandated one. I think Pierre would be
Constitutionally Speaking – Pierre De Vos Read More »
