Pali Lehohla: South Africa's economy could triple with urgent reform
Dr Lehohla, who has long been an advocate for economic reform, stated that corruption and poor management of the country's economy are responsible for the sad…
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Even the most greedy in an R21tn economy, they could take R3tn or R4tn, it would still be okay as there would still be R17tn for everyone. His concerns come on the heels of the National Treasury's announcement of a $1.5 billion loan from the World Bank, intended to support reforms aimed at alleviating infrastructure bottlenecks, enhancing economic growth, and creating jobs.
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Even the most greedy in an R21tn economy, they could take R3tn or R4tn, it would still be okay as there would still be R17tn for everyone.
according to IOL (Independent Online)His concerns come on the heels of the National Treasury's announcement of a $1.5 billion loan from the World Bank, intended to support reforms aimed at alleviating infrastructure bottlenecks, enhancing economic growth, and creating jobs.
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