Introduce policing reforms to make real difference in South Africans’ lives, IRR urges GNU
31 July 2024
South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) must use its political capital to start introducing critical reforms on law and order that make a real difference in South Africans’ lives, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR).
As a contribution to how the GNU might go about doing this, the IRR has published the second in a series of nine weekly papers on the #WhatSACanBe theme, covering everything from public administration and labour to investment and education.
These papers can act as a framework and a plan for governments across the country, as well as a guide for South Africans looking for ways to improve their quality of life.
The IRR points out that the first 100 days in government is the standard measure of the effectiveness of any new administration. The GNU will face this same test, most likely after President Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address early next year.