The AIDC submission addresses the National Treasury’s fiscal policies, including the disproportionate weighting placed on debt-to-GDP as opposed to targeting reductions in poverty, inequality and unemployment.
The AIDC submission addresses the National Treasury’s fiscal policies, including the disproportionate weighting placed on debt-to-GDP as opposed to targeting reductions in poverty, inequality and unemployment.
Austerity is unfolding with the increased privatisation of the South African economy through Operation Vulindlela.
A feminist future requires fiscal and monetary policies that are determined by and serve the well-being of all people, not just the powerful few.
A coalition of trade unions, social movements, and progressive movements will march together in unity against government budget cuts.
The AIDC, in partnership with the Institute for Economic Justice, supported by the #StopTheBleeding campaign and the Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA), submitted comments on South Africa’s Draft Global Minimum Tax Bill to the Finance Standing Committee.
To mark the International Day for Decent Work, COSATU organised a National Day of Action, a crucial event that advocates for social and economic justice and highlights the ongoing struggles of workers globally.
Our fight against austerity at home is intertwined with our fight against the genocide in Gaza, as both are manifestations of a global system that values profit and power over human dignity and life.
Addressing the harms of austerity becomes increasingly tenuous under the Government of National Unity.
This week, representatives of states from around the world are meeting in New York to negotiate the future of the international tax system.
