FMF NEWSLETTER 28 August 2019

The government doesn’t own you: The immoral premise of the NHI – MPIYAKHE DHLAMINI

Following the discussions about the NHI (National Health Insurance), I am struck by how little regard is given to self-ownership. To preclude the possibility of ownership by someone else, self-ownership is a necessity. Black Africans were enslaved in the Americas because their self-ownership was not recognised.

Your right to own yourself is the basis of your freedom and not merely a tool to be used by others for achieving their own ends. Given this, the most immediate consequence of owning yourself is ownership of your own labour. This extends naturally then to what you can exchange for that labour.

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Thursday, 12 September 2019 EVENING EVENT – BOOK LAUNCH INVITATION – EFW 2019 Worldwide launch – Neil Emerick, director and founder of NightsBridge and developer of the EFW sofware tool – 17:45 for 18h15 @ FMF – RSVP http://www.freemarketfoundation.com/View-Event?i=216

Friday, 27 September 2019 CAPE TOWN EVENING EVENT – BOOK LAUNCH INVITATION – The Rule of Law and judicial contempt for liberty in South Africa – Speaker: Martin van Staden, FMF Head of Legal Policy and Research – 17:45 for 18h15 – VENUE: Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit South Africa, 18^th Floor, Pinnacle Building, Cnr Burg and Castle Road, Cape Town – RSVP http://www.freemarketfoundation.com/View-Event?i=215

FMF at Africa Liberty Forum 2019

The two sides of every regulated economic exchange
Africa doesn't need more development aid, it needs more capitalism
Bill will harm tourism and favour hotels

• Economic Freedom of the World Audit – Size of Government – Brian Kantor
• Economic Freedom of the World Audit – Sound Money – Russell Lamberti
• Economic Freedom of the World Audit – Regulation – Professor Robert Vivian
• Economic Freedom of the World Audit – Freedom to Trade – Bonang Mohale
• Economic Freedom of the World Audit – Legal System and Property Rights – Rex van Schalkwyk

Media Digest & Cuttings JULY 2019 for all media coverage

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