Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At AfriForum’s conference on the South African government's many race-laws, I presented the argument that without a fixed end date for racially discriminatory legislation the vicious cycle of government failure and the push for more racially discriminatory policies would continue.
Proof of how destructive and twisted the South African government’s racialist policies are, is everywhere to see. Last week it was reported that multi-billion, multi-national company Shell could exit South Africa after clashing with a BEE partner, risking $73 million of investments and thousands of jobs. Another recent example is the new racial mandates the government wants to force on the property sector.
At AfriForum’s conference on the South African government's many race-laws, I presented the argument that without a fixed end date for racially discriminatory legislation the vicious cycle of government failure and the push for more racially discriminatory policies would continue.
Proof of how destructive and twisted the South African government’s racialist policies are, is everywhere to see. Last week it was reported that multi-billion, multi-national company Shell could exit South Africa after clashing with a BEE partner, risking $73 million of investments and thousands of jobs. Another recent example is the new racial mandates the government wants to force on the property sector.
