CSDA Official Submission to Parliament's Joint Constitutional Review Committee Amend South African Constitution to Recognise and Promote Family-Businesses
Public Submission Alert: Let’s Put Families Back at the Heart of South Africa’s Economy! 🇿🇦 📢 CSDA (Center for Strategic Development Advisory) is officially submitting a proposal to Parliament’s Joint Constitutional Review Committee calling for an amendment to the South African Constitution — to recognize and promote family-based enterprises as a powerful tool for economic justice, intergenerational wealth, and cultural restoration. For too long, families—especially in historically disadvantaged communities—have been left out of economic policy. Our proposal calls for:- Tax incentives for family-owned businesses- Protection of intergenerational business assets- Legal recognition of indigenous and customary enterprise models- Dignity-based economic participation rooted in Ubuntu This is a direct response to the legacy of colonial laws that destroyed black enterprise and split families from land, labour, and wealth. Submissions close 31 May 2025 and we’ve taken action. Now we need YOUR SUPPORT! What can you do? Read the proposal 📰 10.5281/zenodo.15478677 or say “Comment ‘Send’ and we’ll inbox you!”] Drop your thoughts below or inbox us – we want to take the voices of families to Parliament! Share this post to build public pressure for a family-focused economic future! Want to co-sign the submission or write a letter of support? Inbox us or email: [email protected]. Let’s #DecoloniseTheConstitution by making it work for families, not just corporations.Let’s build an economy that’s just, generational, and grounded. #FamilyEconomics #UbuntuEnterprise #ConstitutionalReview #CSDA #WealthTransfer #DecoloniseSA #FamilyBusinessPromotionAct
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-05-21
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15478677
- Primary Topic
- Legal Issues in South Africa
- Type
- article
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- 0.00