Post South Africa

Redistribute the wealth of SA to uplift all its people

Social grants are intended to improve standards of living, redistribute wealth and create a more equitable society.

LOSING a spouse is a painful experience. Losing a spouse and not having real means to survive financially, or take care of children, makes facing the future a nightmare.

Women are often denied inheritance rights, have their property stolen after the death of a partner, and face widow discrimination from society. Surviving spouse grants are therefore a basic human right.

Social grants are intended to improve standards of living, redistribute wealth and create a more

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