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To what extent can increased sale of government bonds fund the shortfall in revenue or relief associated with the COVID-19 epidemic?

This brief explores the possibility of allocating to buyers the full amount of short-term, lower-yielding government bonds for which they bid, the impact on ...

This is the second part in a two part series of Briefs which focuses on populism in South Africa

Charles Simkins looks at the the IMF's April 2016 World Economic Outlook and where this leaves South Africa, both now and in the years to come.

In light of recent comments by the Minister of Justice, and the interest garnered by the lack of black counsel in the Silicosis case, transformation of the ...

The recent criticism of the advocates’ profession for a lack of transformation has prompted the Minister of Justice, Michael Masutha, MP, to say that he will ...

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 ...