Zimbabwe was once the freest economy in the world
This article first appeared at Lewrockwell.com. Zimbabwe is best remembered as the country that clocked up a jaw-dropping inflation rate of 231 million percent a […]
Articles by Ciaran Ryan
More people on welfare than have jobs in SA
This article first appeared at Moneyweb. Pictured below: Narius Moloto, head of trade union federation (NACTU). […]
Michael Komape died because he was a rural African child
This article first appeared at GroundUp. The Michael Komape trial wrapped up on Friday in the Limpopo High Court in Polokwane, with counsel for the […]
Zim has a message for South Africa and it’s not good
This article first appeared at Acts.co.za As we launch into the New Year, there are some positive developments to consider as we ponder the plight […]
2017: the year the tide turned against corruption and lawless banks
This article first appeared at Acts.co.za. 2017 will go down as the year the tide turned against corruption. President Zuma will soon be gone and […]
The state versus Michael Komape
This article first appeared in Groundup. Michael Komape was five years old when he drowned in a pit toilet at Mahlodumela Primacy School in Chebeng […]
Ciaran Ryan on Bruce Whitfield Show discussing massive court action against banks
Ciaran Ryan discusses the R60bn court action in the Constitutional Court being brought by more than 225 applicants whose homes were repossessed by the banks […]
R60bn court challenge against banks over home repossession abuse
More than 225 applicants, mostly from Gauteng townships, have launched a suit in the Constitutional Court, claiming damages from the big banks for home repossession […]
How the Guptas inflamed racial tensions in South Africa
This article first appeared at Acts.co.za The rise and fall of the Guptas and their capture of a president will be studied in political and […]
Banks cream it off bounced debit orders
This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Fees charged by banks for bounced debit orders range from R5 to R150. Banks are raking in between R500 […]