Protect Property Rights. Protect South Africa’s Future.
Your property. Your future. Your voice. Property rights are the foundation of prosperity. When people know that what they build, buy and earn is secure, they have the confidence to invest, start businesses, create jobs and build wealth for the next generation. South Africa should be making it easier for more people to own property […]
Protect Your Right to Self-Defence
South Africans already face one of the highest violent crime rates in the world. For many families, lawful firearm ownership is not a luxury—it is an essential means of protecting themselves and their loved ones. Government has published proposed new firearm-related qualifications for public comment. While maintaining high standards for firearm training is essential, there […]
Review Equality Measures to Ensure They Advance Equality and Economic Growth
The Constitution rightly recognises the need to address the legacy of past discrimination. Section 9(2) permits measures designed to advance persons disadvantaged by unfair discrimination in order to promote equality. However, the Constitution currently provides no requirement that such measures be periodically reviewed to determine whether they remain effective, necessary, and in the national interest. […]
Lower the Cost of Living for South Africans
South Africans are facing an unprecedented cost-of-living crisis. Families are spending more of their income on transport, electricity, housing, and basic necessities, while wages struggle to keep pace with rising costs. For many households, simply getting to work, keeping the lights on, and paying rent has become increasingly difficult. The cost-of-living crisis is not inevitable. […]
Cap the Size of Cabinet
South Africans deserve a government that is efficient, accountable, and focused on service delivery. The Constitution currently allows the President to appoint an unlimited number of Ministers. While this flexibility may have been intended to allow effective governance, it has created the potential for cabinet expansion without constitutional limits. In an era of coalition politics, […]
Stop the Capital Control Expansion
South Africa needs investment, innovation, jobs, and economic growth — not another layer of broad financial controls and administrative red tape. The draft Capital Flow Management Regulations dramatically expand government control over how South Africans move, invest, store, and use capital, including foreign currency, investments, and crypto assets. While government argues these regulations are necessary […]
Stop Race-Based Procurement Regulations: Demand Value for Money, Accountability and Non-Racialism
National Treasury has published draft procurement regulations that will shape how government spends public money. These regulations introduce mandatory set-asides, pre-qualification rules, ownership requirements and procurement targets that risk excluding capable suppliers before price, quality and performance are properly considered. Closed: 15 June 2026 Make your voice heard More about the regulations In the media […]
Shrink the State — End Government Excess Now
South Africa does not have a capacity problem—it has a government size problem. For years, leaders have promised reform while merely reshuffling portfolios, renaming departments, or making superficial cuts. The result is an oversized, costly state that absorbs public resources without delivering growth, jobs, or reliable services. Make your voice heard More about this campaign […]
Stop Podcast Regulation: Defend Free Speech in South Africa
Parliament is exploring whether podcasting and online audio content in South Africa should be brought under formal regulation—potentially requiring creators to comply with rules similar to traditional broadcasters. This could mean licensing requirements, content oversight, and increased government control over what South Africans can say online. While the stated aim may be to ensure accountability […]
Peace before Politics: Oppose Escalation at the 4 March 2026 Hague Meeting
The government of South Africa set to take part in an emergency diplomatic meeting on 4 March 2026 convened by The Hague Group in The Hague, Netherlands. The stated purpose of this meeting is to accelerate coordinated state action to enforce international law in response to Israel’s conduct in the occupied Palestinian territories. Some international […]