Mike Rhodes

If white businesses set up a multi billion rand fund to assist only white businesses, we all would have shouted, racists. Now, why is it not racist to setup a R100b fund only for black businesses. The economic situation in the country cannot afford to be racist in job creation.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has just signed a DEI land expropriation bill that will allow the government to seize any privately owned land in the name of “public interest.” The law is similar to Mugabe’s land expropriation law that saw massive seizures of white-owned farms in Zimbabwe decades ago. Boer farmers in South Africa anticipate that the law will be used to seize their land. More than just your typical eminent domain law, which would typically allow for the government to buy your land to build roads, the “public interest” in this new law also refers to "the nation's commitment to land reform, and to reforms to bring about equitable access to all South Africa's natural resources." In other words, the South African government will be able to seize white-owned property and land in the name of DEI.

South Africa is extremely addicted to DEI.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says that South Africa's problem is weak economic growth. Isn't it obvious? It's weak economic growth that is causing these staggering unemployment rates in South Africa. Average growth was just 0.5% during Ramaphosa's first term. Very bad!