Anlu Keeve
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OPINION | A woman handed a house, but denied the title deed, is not empowered - News24 (opens the original)
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The government says it wants to empower women. It could start by handing over their title deeds, writes Anlu Keevé. Earlier this month, I took a Grade 10 pupil to an all-you-can-eat sushi buffet for her birthday. It happened to be Women’s Day. Somewhere between the second and third plate, she told me about the janitor at her school, who was wrestling a wheelbarrow up a short flight of stairs when a female teacher offered to give him a hand. This was, he explained, a job for a man, and he preferr
IRR on Women’s Month: Property rights are women’s rights (opens the original)
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The Institute of Race Relations' #WhatSACanBe initiative is focusing attention this Women's Month on one of the foundations of genuine women's empowerment in South Africa: secure property rights. No one can credibly claim to support women's empowerment if they fail to support the right of women to own, control, inherit, and defend what is theirs. Secure ownership gives women greater independence, while strengthening their ability to provide for their families. South Africa’s failure to resolve i
Infrastructure failure is a growth problem with a policy cause (opens the original)
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Behind every dry tap and broken railway is a decision taken in an office, and the cumulative effect of those decisions is weighing heavily on South Africa’s economy. That is the central argument of the presentation at today’s online launch of Reinforcing South Africa's growth through infrastructure, the latest in the Blueprint for Growth series published by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR). South Africa has been trapped in a damaging policy-infrastructure-growth loop since about 2008. Incom
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