Last week in a twitter debate, former Reserve Bank governor, Tito Mboweni, said that no worker in South Africa should earn less than R3,000...

By Franz Wild andThembisile Augustine Dzonzi Sanlam Ltd. and Lion of Africa Assurance Co. are among insurers whose sale of funeral policies for children on...

By Angelo BUsiness is serving its own interests at the expense of the country by stalling on fair pay, writes Angelo Louw The introduction...

The newly revised mining charter calls for a perpetual minimum of 26% black ownership per mining right. The revision of the charter was made...

The first quarter of this year has been quite eventful mounting scrutiny of the executive in the Constitutional Court, as well as increasing concerns...

In the mid – 2000s, former President Thabo Mbeki launched some very public and critical attacks against civil society and the trade union federation,...

Following from SPII's policy review, budget analysis and development of indicators for the rights to health care, social security, housing and food, SPII is...

“The National Minimum Wage clearly has advocates and nay-sayers.  What is interesting about the following article is that despite the positive content in the...

Despite riches among southern African countries, there are growing social and economic inequalities between rich and poor.These growing inequalities, including income inequality,have made it...

On 16 OctoberSPII Talk November front cover 2014 the world celebrated World Food Day, which has become a global campaign to raise awareness around...

SPII participated at the recently held debate hosted by Rethink Africa on the Minimum wage date in South Africa. Other stakeholders on the panel...

Poverty, unemployment and growing inequality remain South Africa’s greatest challenges in undoing the legacy of Apartheid. The “triple challenge” has revealed itself increasingly in...