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This brief addresses transformation of the legal profession through the reformation of Legal Aid. This policy option may be unpopular in some quarters but ...

The recent decision of the Johannesburg Society of Advocates to implement a quota in favour of black/female advocates is, no doubt, well-intentioned. The Bar ...

Travel In Cities And Towns I - Statistical Overview: Evidence From The 2016 General Household Survey

This brief is the first in a series of six on urban transport. It, and the second brief, will present statistical material which delineates key current ...

Travel In Cities And Towns II - Statistical Overview: Evidence From The 2013 National Household Travel Survey

This brief is the second in a series of six on urban transport. It, along with the first brief, presents statistical material which delineates key current ...

Over the past few years allegations of treason have become more regular in South Africa. While there has only been one major treason case in the 23 years since ...

Andrew Barlow looks to Brazil and recent developments regarding Dilma Rousseff's impeachment. He argues that there are lessons for our own President to draw on.

Two innovations in the 2019 Budget

We confine our comments on the 2019 Budget to its two major innovations: the approach to state owned enterprises and the early retirement scheme for public ...

Understanding Cronyism

This brief examines cronyism as a subtype of corruption, and argues, using the executive ethics code as an example, that frameworks do not adequately safeguard ...

This brief deals with the way in which ANC policy is developed. Further briefs will consider the substance of recently released draft policy documents for the ...

The ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) that the ‘Spy Tapes’ are to be released to the Democratic Alliance (DA), is an important decision for the rule ...