SA’s finance minister is at a crucial crossroads. He can decide to preside over a failing economy, which is dying not only because of state capture by powerful private interests, but also because it hasn’t been able to alter those structural conditions that have made it so dramatically unequal in the first place.
Or, he can face the crisis head-on and be clear that new recipes are needed: innovative ideas that can turn the economy around and make it much more resilient to the always present risk of corruption. Perhaps his hesitancy on the nuclear deal is a sign that […]
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