In the past few weeks I travelled to the UK and the US and then held discussions with businesses in the city of Cape Town to test some of the learnings from my overseas trip. I did all of this in an effort to get a different perspective about SA as a country, its people, investment potential and prospects.

I learnt during the political transition between 1990 and 1994 the importance of looking at SA’s problems through a wider, global lens, to avoid being buried by the weight of the problems at hand. ..

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