29 Jun 2020

Radical economic transformation to end poverty by being radically rational

Mpiyakhe Dhlamini

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Economic policy needs to change as we imagine a future post-Covid-19. Picture: iStock

South Africans are entering a period of hardship like none we have seen before.

The numbers do not lie.

The global lockdowns are projected to result in a 5.2% decline in global GDP and 7.2% in the domestic GDP.

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