In this difficult time, government officials worldwide must get public policy right to reboot economies. The speed at which the economies rebound is dependent on sound, pro-growth, and pro-market economic policy. South Africa’s government has a greater burden on this front, as the country suffers from structural problems that have left millions unemployed.
AuthorPhumlani M. Majozi
Phumlani is a business and macroeconomics analyst, writer and commentator on economic, political and global issues. His writings have been published in the City Press, BizNews, African Liberty and Politicsweb. He’s also a contributor on News24, South Africa’s leading news website. He has been quoted by TIME Magazine, Financial Mail Magazine and AlJazeera.
In June 2018, he became a Senior Fellow at African Liberty. His appointment involves research and writing on African politics and economics.
He sits on the boards of three organizations: Free Market Foundation, South African Institute of Business Accountants (SAIBA) and Organization Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA). He’s also a member of the Council of the South African Institute of Race Relations.