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Understanding What the Coalition Government Needs to Do – Busisiwe Mavuso

Busisiwe Mavuso shared her thoughts on the economic dynamics facing the coalition government in a speech at the Foundation’s Coalition Government Conference.

The post ECONOMIC DYNAMICS FACING THE COALITION GOVERNMENT: UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE COALITION GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO DO – BUSISIWE MAVUSO appeared first on FW de Klerk Foundation.

Issued by Busisiwe Mavuso, CEO of Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA):

Thank you very much, Christo and good morning everyone. Thank you so much for the invitation for me to come and share my thoughts here this morning on this very important topic. Thank you so much for the invitation, Chairlady of the FW de Klerk Foundation, Mrs Elita de Klerk. Thank you for the invitation it is a great pleasure for me to come and have this conversation with you this morning very important conversation very important time in our country, Christiaan says the dust has settled just for a while. Christiaan, I hope it’s not just for a while. I really hope that the dust has settled. I’m really more optimistic, maybe than most of you, in terms of where we are at the moment and what this era holds for us as the South African people.

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