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

