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The millions of entrepreneurs in the independent economy who have built systems of production, distribution and trust outside the mainstream deserve the same respect we grant corporates.

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Officials boast that inflation is tumbling, the exchange rate is holding firm, and confidence is being restored ...

The rhetoric of prudence is reflective of a deeper ideological project that treats public sector salaries as a “cost centre” rather than a pillar of State capacity.