Economics

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that the technical recession announced inside the country and internationally is only a transitional phase.

It wouldn’t be enough to say that he put cryptocurrency in Africa on the map.

Introduction

The level of media and popular chatter on the topic of nuclear power increased noticeably in South Africa following Russian President Putin’s recent visit. It has been reported that President Ramaphosa told President Putin that South Africa couldn’t afford nuclear power right now.

Trade is an essential element in a country’s quest for heightened socioeconomic development.

All fixed, fast-frozen relations, with their train of ancient and venerable prejudices and opinions, are swept away, all new-formed ones become antiquated before they can ossify.

How to understand a Mozambique facing multiple external structural challenges? What can be expected from the country in terms of its longstanding battle for effective peace and national reconciliation? Can it effectively deal with the serious threat posed by Islamic radicalism?

Almost the same debates and scenarios around privatisation versus nationalisation of state-owned entities were playing out 25 years ago as they are today.

“Use it in a sentence and win ten kg of best mealie-meal.”  

“Easy … my mum says South African bankers are obese.”

 “Cut! Wash his mouth out. No bad talk about our gross fat cats.”

Censored by public apathy

The destiny

                        of iron