NICK VAN RENSBURG: We need to work together to grow SA’s economic pie
A post-election jump to the left is likely to harm all South Africans, especially the poorest
10 May 2024 - 05:00
SA is celebrating 30 years of democracy and our coming general election is likely to be a world class example of democracy in action.
But, while our democratic system remains robust, economic divisions are significant. South Africans face high unemployment, crime, mismanagement leading to poor service delivery and failing infrastructure, low business confidence, little foreign direct investment, foreign selling of SA bonds and equities, illegal immigration, and taxpayer emigration...
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