Who We Are
Issue 19 - Third Quarter 2000
The strange unpopularity of affirmative action: RW Johnson analyses the latest survey data on employment equity. Mission impossible: South Africa has misdiagnosed the reason for Zimbabwe's plight and its rescue is bound to fail, says Iden Wetherell.
Alliances that could alter the political landscape
It is too soon to write off the DA or the possibility of a left-wing breakaway from the ANC tripartite alliance.
Mission impossible
South Africa has misdiagnosed the reason for Zimbabwe's plight and its rescue is bound to fail, says Iden Wetherell.
Interview: Bantu Holomisa
The leader of the United Democratic Movement talks about ANC intimidation and discontent within the ruling alliance.
Racism in the media
The report of the HRC and the recent national conference on racism may be preparing the way for an attack on the media.
Moratorium on crime figures
Martin Schönteich thinks the government's decision not to release crime statistics will undermine public trust.
It's time to name the day
Raenette Taljaard says the government must give details and deadlines for the privatisation of state assets.
Lessons from the shopfloor
Mampuru Maseke, a black Eskom employee, describes the human obstacles to achieving genuine equality at work.
The strange unpopularity of affirmative action
RW Johnson analyses the latest survey data on employment equity.
Inside Zimbabwe Inc
You cannot appreciate why Mugabe and his henchmen are clinging so tenaciously to power until you know how much they have to lose.
