– William Gumede
SA’s G20 presidency wrongly prioritised global, long-term interventions that try to foster global structural economic changes, but are not immediately feasible.
A better G20 presidency should have prioritised a narrower, more practical and directly beneficial to South Africa and Africa, set of objectives.
This means that South Africa has failed to take advantage of its year-long G20 presidency to use the close proximity to the largest economies in the world to prioritise secure alternative markets, foreign investment, capital and development funding, which the country’s desperate need to lift economic growth, create jobs and tackle…
Apartheid Era: The apartheid system of institutionalized racial segregation and
discrimination was officially in place from 1948 until the early 1990s.
Saturn Extreme
If three out of five people are suffering from diarrhoea, are the others enjoying it?
Solitaire
Fun South African Fact: South Africa has three capital cities