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Addressing inequality at its roots

LAST week, I delivered the keynote speech on the topic of economic justice at ActionSA’s inaugural policy conference. To borrow the painful words that the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu once said: “Our Rainbow Nation that so filled the world with hope is being reduced to a grubby shadow of itself. The fabric of the nation

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