FMF NEWSLETTER 24 March 2021

24 March 2021

SUPPORT the FMF OUR CORE PRINCIPLES   - All people have a right to life and the right to conduct it as they see fit, provided they do not impinge upon the similar rights of others - Amongst the most fundamental rights of all persons is the right to own and control property and the produce of their own efforts and to dispose of it as they see fit - No person or group has the right to initiate violence or the threat of violence against any other person or group - The only economic system consistent with the above fundamental rights is a market economy

Dear FMF friend - Rise to the challenge! We are pleased to announce that the 2021 FMF R1Million Challenge is now in full swing. The R1Million Challenge is our annual fundraising initiative now in its 7th year. Any donation you make to the FMF before 31 March 2021 will have 50% added by our sponsor. No amount is too small or too large to have the 50% added! Please donate now. Thank you to our generous sponsor for making the 2021 FMF R1 Million Challenge possible. Read More: R1m challenge

Invitation to a Live Podcast with Robert Vivian TOPIC: Parliament will need more than the ANC and EFF to make EWC a reality TODAY, 24 March 2021 @ 11am This podcast will be live-streamed: https://bit.ly/38U6WZP

FMF FEATURE ARTICLE SA needs a police service geared to serve the people - Martin van Staden Seeing members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) suspiciously eyeing grant beneficiaries queuing outside welfare offices, or leisure-seekers sitting quietly on the beach in December -- as if they are criminals -- must make any constitutionalist cringe. Or indeed anyone remotely aware of South Africa's violent crime problem. Rather than doing whatever incompetent politcians tell them to do, and with the disastrous COVID-19 lockdown foremost in mind, what South Africa needs is a police service dedicated to fighting real crime. Read More: FMF article

Expropriation Without Compensation - Media room - Read More FMF IN THE MEDIA - Community Finance Initiatives to Alleviate Poverty in SA? - Sindile Vabaza - Proposed bill would compel larger enterprises to deal with small businesses - Gary Moore Media releases - From the President’s Office Fatally flawed public participation for the Expropriation Bill - Very special title deed 99th birthday present for Mrs Nkoko as 100 deeds presented in Koppies, Kwakwatsi, Free State - Public participation and impact study on expropriation a constitutional imperative

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