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How the ANC can save South Africa – and itself – Politicsweb | SA News

14 September 2025 by Guest

John Endres

Real transformation hasn’t been tried yet

How the ANC can save South Africa – and itself

The following is the text of my address to the BizNews Investment Conference #2 in Hermanus on 11 September.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

We’ve heard a lot these past two days about everything that is going wrong in South Africa. Everybody wants to know how we can get things back on track. Figuring that out – and helping make it happen – is the purpose of the organisation I lead, the IRR.

The work is not new. The IRR was established almost a hundred years ago, in 1929. Since then generations of my predecessors as well as our current cohort have worked hard to understand South…

Land Rights: Land rights issues continue to be a significant topic in South Africa,
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