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1. www.timeslive.co.za › sunday-times › opinion-andWhat will South Africa look like in 2035? - TimesLIVE

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   Nov 26, 2023 · Based on hundreds of people's answers, three key drivers look set to affect the country over the next decade and beyond, writes Somadoda Fikeni.

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2. issafrica.org › iss-today › the-future-of-southThe future of South Africa: seven things that need to happen

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   Feb 19, 2014 · A new paper by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), called South African Futures 2030, outlines several plausible scenarios for the country, based on the most likely implications and actions by South Africans and their leaders. Of these, the most prosperous scenario is dubbed ‘Mandela Magic’.

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   Oct 9, 2024 · Peak visibility will occur Oct. 9-10, according to NASA. The comet will be closest to the Earth on Saturday, Oct. 12, but should be visible until the end of October. Stargazers in the Southern ...

4. www2.deloitte.com › us › enSouth Africa economic outlook | Deloitte Insights

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   Apr 19, 2023 · In the immediate term, the growth outlook for South Africa is bleak, and a scenario of flat to no growth is a real possibility for 2023 (figure 2). The country could already be in a technical recession in Q1 2023 (defined as two consecutive negative quarters of growth).

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   South Africa economic outlook, November 2023. Struggles with a power, logistics, and growth crisis has impacted South Africa’s public purse. The economy’s medium-term outlook remains dim but vital reforms are gaining traction. Article.

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   Jan 31, 2023 · Despite record levels of load shedding, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects South Africa's economy will grow by 1.2% this year, which is slightly higher (+0.1%) than its forecast in October last year. It expects growth of 1.3% next year. Last week, the Reserve Bank slashed its expectation for growth this year to only 0.3%.

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   What is South Africa's Growth outlook for 2023?

   • South Africa’s National Treasury revised down the country’s growth outlook from 0.9% for 2023 (as per its estimate in February 2023) to 0.8%. 1 This figure remains slightly higher than the growth expectation of many analysts and commentators.

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   Is South Africa going flat to no growth in 2023?

   • This is the result of the ongoing cost-of-living squeeze, high inflation, pricier credit conditions, and loadshedding. In the immediate term, the growth outlook for South Africa is bleak, and a scenario of flat to no growth is a real possibility for 2023 (figure 2).

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   Is South Africa in a recession in 2023?

   • In the immediate term, the growth outlook for South Africa is bleak, and a scenario of flat to no growth is a real possibility for 2023 (figure 2). The country could already be in a technical recession in Q1 2023 (defined as two consecutive negative quarters of growth).

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   Could 2023 be a perfect storm for South Africa?

   • The year 2023 could be a perfect storm for South Africa if various global and domestic risks materialize. Domestically, addressing wide-ranging (and often self-imposed) challenges such as weak growth, mismanagement, and maladministration swiftly will be key to taking the brakes off the country’s dire growth outlook.

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   How much will South Africa's economy grow this year?

   • Despite record levels of load shedding, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects South Africa's economy will grow by 1.2% this year, which is slightly higher (+0.1%) than its forecast in October last year. It expects growth of 1.3% next year. Last week, the Reserve Bank slashed its expectation for growth this year to only 0.3%.

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   What challenges will South Africa face in 2023?

   • Over the past year, the South African economy has faced a series of global and local disruptions, including slowing global growth, geopolitical tensions, acute power challenges, inefficiencies in state-owned enterprises, and climate change, among others. If these challenges persist, the economy will continue to struggle, particularly in 2023.

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   Jul 26, 2023 · South Africa economic outlook, July 2023. South Africa currently faces a cost-of-living crisis. Further monetary tightening may stabilize prices and provide relief to the poorest but it may also jeopardize economic growth.