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Cut the red tape and roll out the red carpet to stimulate investment

18th April 2025

     

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Unnecessary bureaucracy must be removed from South Africa’s investment framework and across-the-board investment must be encouraged smartly and swiftly. The red tape must go and the red carpet must be rolled out to ensure that this country achieves maximum economic growth in minimum time. The correct approach will be to treat this as a survival exercise. Domestic differences must be set aside to make way for private-public collaboration to achieve maximum investment competitiveness. Private-sector involvement in the many key industries from which they have been excluded is there for uptake and has the potential to do this economy a lot of good.

Edited by Martin Zhuwakinyu
Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor

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