At the G20 Women's Empowerment pre-event, experts stressed that symbolic recognition of care is not enough?urgent, coordinated investment is needed to transform economies.
The G20 has a historic opportunity to recognise care as the foundation of economic growth. Investing in care work can unlock trillions in GDP, create millions of jobs, and build more equitable, resilient societies.
This blog unpacks a vital discussion on the future of economic policy under South Africa's Government of National Unity, featuring insights on the risks, possibilities, and the role of progressive forces in navigating this new terrain.
This blog explores systemic exclusion from South Africa's SRD grant, uncovering how digital barriers and flawed targeting methods have perpetuated inequality.
The IEJ webinar series debates binding fiscal rules for South Africa's debt sustainability, highlighting their limitations and advocating for fiscal standards and growth-focused policies.
As global debates on the necessity of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) intensify, South Africa finds itself at the forefront of this critical discussion. Here, the debate has moved beyond theoretical discussions and is now firmly on the policy agenda.
Read a blog post from Neil Coleman on the ANC, the GNU, economic transformation and the existential challenge facing the ANC.