Former Goldman Sachs partner Colin Coleman talks to Business Day TV about a three-pronged approach that will help SA’s economy recover
23 July 2021 - 07:59
byBusiness Day TV
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The plan calls for, among other things, an economic stimulus package targeting the unemployed and small businesses. Business Day TV’s Alishia Seckam spoke to Coleman for more detail.
Former Goldman Sachs partner Colin Coleman talks to Business Day TV about a three-pronged approach that will help SA’s economy recover
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Former Goldman Sachs partner Colin Coleman talks to Business Day TV about a three-pronged approach that will help SA’s economy recover
SA’s economy is under pressure and former Goldman Sachs partner Colin Coleman believes a three-pronged approach can help the country to bounce back.
The plan calls for, among other things, an economic stimulus package targeting the unemployed and small businesses. Business Day TV’s Alishia Seckam spoke to Coleman for more detail.
Former Goldman Sachs partner Colin Coleman talks to Business Day TV about a three-pronged approach that will help SA’s economy recover
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