In Bled Dry: How tax abuse, illicit financial flows and debt affect women and girls in Africa, we explore how tax abuse and illicit financial flows, and the resulting loss of public revenue, have pushed states towards regressive tax policies, debt, and austerity measures.
Over the years, AMCU and AIDC have deepened their collaboration in challenging the government’s neoliberal economic policies, which continue to entrench unemployment, inequality, and poverty.
The AIDC proposes alternatives to austerity, including enhancing tax progressivity and addressing tax evasion to increase public sector funding.
The 2025 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement announced by the Minister of Finance continues to prioritise profits over meeting people’s needs.
This report examines the impacts and implications of shutting down coal plants and shifting to renewable energy.
This report on Decarbonising South Africa’s Transport Sector offers a strategic response to the unfolding restructuring of the transport sector, including the unbundling of Transnet and the growing trend toward privatization.
Over 10 million households across South Africa live in what is described as energy poverty, meaning these households lack safe, stable and affordable access to or provision of electricity. This report provides fresh data and analysis on the extent, character and structural causes of energy poverty through examining survey findings in eight sites conducted in communities across the city of eMalahleni.
Coastal communities have vowed to stand firm against Shell’s oil and gas exploration, prioritising environmental and cultural preservation.
The Alternative Information & Development Centre (AIDC) submitted a comment to the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs’ Discussion Document on the review of the White Paper on Local Government (WPLG).
