JOHANNESBURG - Black Economic Empowerment was introduced to address the inequalities of apartheid.
It was meant to ensure black South Africans could meaningfully participate in the economy.
It has undoubtedly opened doors for many, but some argue it's failed to drive real transformation.
Studies show that over 60 percent of managerial positions are held by whites; for women, the number is even worse.
Some even argue it's holding back economic growth.
On the SA Morning Soapbox, we're asking you: Do you believe it's time to scrap employment equity laws?
Our reporter Nabeelah Shaikh is on the ground, asking you just that on our SA Morning Soapbox.