President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Employment Equity Amendment Bill (EEB) into law. This piece of legislation will entrench racial discrimination and hurt the economy. The IRR will oppose it with all resources at its disposal, including potential legal action. Click below to support us.
The revised Employment Equity Act allows the labour minister to set race quotas across the private sector, enforceable by multimillion rand fines. Sign below to help us fight this harmful law.
After his party failed to change the constitution, President Ramaphosa wants parliament to pass the Expropriation Bill, which would allow the government to take your property without compensation.
ANC social engineering at Eskom must be replaced by electrical engineering, plain and simple.
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