Terence Corrigan's guest appearances

Terence Corrigan

Biznews Radio

BizNews Radio

Solutions With David Ansara

Magnus Heystek

Ted Blom

Russell Lamberti

Ian Cameron

Mark Oppenheimer

Marius Roodt

Gideon Joubert

Helen Zille

Frans Cronje

John Endres

James Martin

Jason Fung

Warren Buffett

Jeff Bezos

Robin Sharma

OwlTail

In this episode of the 'Solutions With David Ansara' podcast, I speak with Terence Corrigan of the IRR about what South Africa can learn from the economic development experiences of Vietnam and Indonesia.  LINKS  'Learning lessons: What can Asia teach South Africa?' by Terence Corrigan and Jivika Singh (Daily Friend, 3 June 2022): https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/03/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa/  'Learning lessons: What can Asia teach South Africa? – Part Two' by Terence Corrigan and Jivika Singh (Daily Friend, 10 June 2022): https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/10/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa-part-two/

In this episode of the 'Solutions With David Ansara' podcast, I speak with Terence Corrigan of the IRR about what South Africa can learn from the economic development experiences of Vietnam and Indonesia. LINKS 'Learning lessons: What can Asia teach South Africa?' by Terence Corrigan and Jivika Singh (Daily Friend, 3 June 2022): <a href="https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/03/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/03/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa/</a> 'Learning lessons: What can Asia teach South Africa? – Part Two' by Terence Corrigan and Jivika Singh (Daily Friend, 10 June 2022): <a href="https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/10/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa-part-two/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://dailyfriend.co.za/2022/06/10/learning-lessons-what-can-asia-teach-south-africa-part-two/</a>

Terence Corrigan on lessons from Asia

Institute of Race Relations Terence Corrigan sits down with BizNews founder Alec Hogg to unpack all things expropriation without compensation as the EFF has backtracked in its support to amend Section 25 of the constitution allowing for land expropriation without compensation. The ANC need the EFF's support in order to gain enough votes to rack up a two-thirds majority with the ANC stating that they will now fight this battle alone.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Institute of Race Relations Terence Corrigan sits down with BizNews founder Alec Hogg to unpack all things expropriation without compensation as the EFF has backtracked in its support to amend Section 25 of the constitution allowing for land expropriation without compensation. The ANC need the EFF's support in order to gain enough votes to rack up a two-thirds majority with the ANC stating that they will now fight this battle alone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

EFF vs ANC with land expropriation without compensation: Who will prevail? IRR's Terence Corrigan

Private property rights are an essential component of democracy and economic development. South Africa has an unfortunate history of violating property rights, with many people still lacking access to land in the post-Apartheid era.   The ANC government's proposed solution is a radical policy of Expropriation Without Compensation (EWC), in the form of an amendment to the property rights clause of the Constitution, as well as the proposed Expropriation Bill. If passed, these constitutional and legislative changes would severely undermine the existing protections for private property rights.    In this episode of the 'Solutions With David Ansara' podcast, David speaks with Terence Corrigan, project manager at the Institute of Race Relations, about the origins of the EWC debate and the risk that EWC poses to South Africa's economy. Terence and David explore alternative solutions to the land problem and the power of freehold title as an instrument for improving access to land for the poor.   TIMESTAMPS (0:00) Intro (0:44) Historical context of land dispossession in SA (6:22) The failure of land reform post-1994 (12:13) Origins of the EWC debate (18:35) Proposed Constitutional amendment &amp; EWC Bill (26:15) The risks of EWC (31:23) Other classes of property (33:34) Alternative solutions to the land problem (41:46) The importance of freehold title (44:11) Contradictions in government policy (46:26) Conclusion

Private property rights are an essential component of democracy and economic development. South Africa has an unfortunate history of violating property rights, with many people still lacking access to land in the post-Apartheid era.   The ANC government's proposed solution is a radical policy of Expropriation Without Compensation (EWC), in the form of an amendment to the property rights clause of the Constitution, as well as the proposed Expropriation Bill. If passed, these constitutional and legislative changes would severely undermine the existing protections for private property rights.    In this episode of the 'Solutions With David Ansara' podcast, David speaks with Terence Corrigan, project manager at the Institute of Race Relations, about the origins of the EWC debate and the risk that EWC poses to South Africa's economy. Terence and David explore alternative solutions to the land problem and the power of freehold title as an instrument for improving access to land for the poor.   TIMESTAMPS (0:00) Intro (0:44) Historical context of land dispossession in SA (6:22) The failure of land reform post-1994 (12:13) Origins of the EWC debate (18:35) Proposed Constitutional amendment &amp; EWC Bill (26:15) The risks of EWC (31:23) Other classes of property (33:34) Alternative solutions to the land problem (41:46) The importance of freehold title (44:11) Contradictions in government policy (46:26) Conclusion

Terence Corrigan on land reform in South Africa