10 Years In, South African Affirmative Action Faces Criticism

South Africa is observing the 10th anniversary of the law that brought affirmative action to the workplace for black South Africans. The Black Economic Empowerment law - commonly known as BEE - was meant to redress decades of inequality by implementing quotas for black workers in South African companies. Ten years later, however, the policy has its share of critics. "Hi, how are you? Let's quickly run through the plan. We're gonna start with ownership." Every year, Thabo ...

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