It's Exclusive Ownership, Not BEE, that's Holding Back Economy: Ramaphosa

Ramaphosa says BEE not an impediment to growth

The legislation is meant to broaden participation in SA's economy to include the previously disadvantaged

It's exclusive ownership, not BEE, that's holding back economy: Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa told Parliament that SA’s redress policies aren’t the issue stifling economic growth.

Ramaphosa: Racial redress is not stunting growth – The Mail & Guardian

Racial redress is not a hindrance to economic growth, but an essential step towards broadening black participation in the economy to spur growth, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in the National Assembly on Tuesday. Ramaphosa told Freedom Front Plus leader Corné Mulder he failed to understand how those who questioned affirmative action could not see the real problem is black people do not own a big enough share of the means of economic production …

Ramaphosa offended by GNU partner Mulder's suggestion to scrap BEE laws

“I’m rather surprised and taken aback when I hear that policies of BEE militate against the growth of our economy. That I find quite surprising.'

'What do you want – blacks to stay poor?': R'What do you want? Blacks to stay poor?' – Ramaphosa hits back at BEE criticsamaphosa hits back at BEE critics

President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly defended South Africa’s broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) policies, reaffirming their purpose of promoting economic inclusion for the country’s historically disadvantaged Black majority.

Anyone who says the economic empowerment of black people is wrong should have their head examined, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.