Due to Covid-19 most, if not all, of Southern Africa’s economies are poised for a tough five to 10 years due to issues that include economic shrinkage, job losses and declining export earnings.

This suggests most economies will be in survival mode for the next three to five years, with respective governments doing all they can to keep the economic sectors they can sustain running without job losses for as long as they can...

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