IMF sends warning to South Africa – stop ‘saying’ and start ‘doing.’

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that South Africa’s economy should be benefitting from a commodity price boom – but instead, it is frozen in a low-growth climate due to slow reform and policy integration from the government, and persistent problems with state-owned companies. The global financier warned that South Africa urgently needs to introduce structural reforms if it is to see its growth trajectory increase in the coming years. <a href="https://kaya959.co.za">Kaya 959</a>