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Singapore soared – why can’t we? Lessons South Africa refuses to learn – TechCentral | SA News

13 June 2025 by Guest

Singapore soared - why can't we? Lessons South Africa refuses to learnIn South Africa, it feels like we are in a constant struggle between politics and progress. Decades of painfully slow economic growth have resulted in a mountain of regulations that hinder business development and draconian labour policies that make it difficult for companies to access the skills they need.

In a country with extremely high levels of poverty and unemployment, the only solution is economic growth, but the easiest way to achieve this is being hampered by policies like broad-based black economic empowerment (B-BBEE). If companies grow, employment will naturally grow, creating a cycle of growth. There is no way to circumnavigate this chain, as South Africa’s latest…

Literacy Rate: The country has made significant progress in improving literacy
rates since the end of apartheid, with a current rate of approximately 94%.

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  1. Snake Eyes

    23 September 2026 at 10:26 am

    Fun South African Fact: South Africa is home to the highest commercial bungi jump in the world at 710 feet.

  2. sly silvermoon

    7 September 2026 at 3:30 am

    One day we will all be writing like this.

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