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President Ramaphosa Defends Employment Equity Act Amid Legal Challenge

May 6, 2025
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has strongly defended the Employment Equity Amendment Act, calling it a crucial measure to address workplace inequalities rooted in apartheid. In his weekly newsletter on Monday, he emphasized that the legislation promotes fairness and inclusion, particularly for Black South Africans, women, and persons with disabilities.

Ramaphosa rejected arguments that the law discriminates against certain groups, stating that it “does not exclude anyone” and is designed to create a more equitable economy. His comments come in response to a legal challenge by the Democratic Alliance (DA), which has approached the Pretoria High Court to overturn the Act. The DA contends that the law’s race-based sectoral targets are unconstitutional, prioritizing race over merit and potentially harming economic growth and employment opportunities for Coloured and Indian South Africans.

“The Act is a constitutional instrument,” Ramaphosa said, urging the DA to clarify its opposition to workplace transformation. “We must address the systemic barriers that still deny equal opportunities in employment.”

The amended legislation empowers the Minister of Employment and Labour to set sector-specific transformation targets. Companies that fail to comply could face restrictions on doing business with the state.

The court case is expected to spark broader discussions about balancing equity and merit in South Africa’s efforts to redress historical injustices. A ruling favoring the DA could undermine affirmative action policies, while a victory for the government would reinforce its commitment to economic transformation. The outcome will likely shape the future of workplace equity measures in the country.

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