BNC#6: David Ansara - State-proofing your assets from a failing government

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David Ansara's keynote speech at BNC#6 in Hermanus highlighted the failing South African state and the need for state-proofing strategies. He emphasized the root causes like state capture and ideological perpetuation by the African National Congress. Advocating for federalism and decentralised governance, he encouraged active resistance against the status quo. Practical measures included minimising tax exposure and supporting civil society organisations. Ansara stressed the importance of coordinated efforts for change amidst the collapsing state.
3 Apr 2024 6AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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